Guys,
The styling conventions you must conform with can now be found on Documentation > Styling Conventions. It's taken from Sun's site.
The parts that are relevant for exercise 1 are:
1 Introduction
4 Indentation
6 Declarations
7 Statements:
7.1 Simple Statements
7.2 Compound Statements
7.6 while Statements
8 White Space
9 Naming Conventions (only the "variables" line).
Do note, that despite the part about one-character variable names mentioned in the document, what I told you in class is the rule: no single character variable names.
You should study the rest of the document for future exercises. I just gave you what's relevant for exercise 1 to save you time.
Remember that styling conventions is an important part of programming, so points will be taken off for not following the conventions.
Have a great week,
Boaz.
The styling conventions you must conform with can now be found on Documentation > Styling Conventions. It's taken from Sun's site.
The parts that are relevant for exercise 1 are:
1 Introduction
4 Indentation
6 Declarations
7 Statements:
7.1 Simple Statements
7.2 Compound Statements
7.6 while Statements
8 White Space
9 Naming Conventions (only the "variables" line).
Do note, that despite the part about one-character variable names mentioned in the document, what I told you in class is the rule: no single character variable names.
You should study the rest of the document for future exercises. I just gave you what's relevant for exercise 1 to save you time.
Remember that styling conventions is an important part of programming, so points will be taken off for not following the conventions.
Have a great week,
Boaz.
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