The instructions and required files for each CS 235 assignment are found in this repo.
In each homework folder are the instructions for that assignment and the files you will need.
You should use the .cpp and .h files that are provided. Do not change the names of any files.
You are responsible for testing your own code; however, we provide a few files that may be useful to you. These are found in the test_files folder of the starter code for each assignment.
Files ending in .dialog.txt demonstrate an expected terminal-like interaction with your program—i.e. if you were to run your program in the terminal and provide the inputs shown, you should see the outputs shown.
Files ending in .input.txt are files you may use as input to your program (assuming your program expects an input file).
Files ending in .output.txt demonstrate the expected output of your program when provided with the associated .input.txt input file.
Files ending in .stdout.txt demonstrate the expected STDOUT of your program when provided with the associated .input.txt input file.
Some homework assignments will also have a tests.cpp file. This file is compiled with the files from your assignment (i.e. your .h files).
Look through this file to understand what kinds of operations will be performed on your data structures.
Your assignments are submitted through Canvas (which in turn uses Gradescope).
You should turn in only the .cpp and .h files that you modify or create. Extra files provided with the assignment will be available within the autograder (and the autograder will overwrite any changes you make with the original versions).
There are folders for each lecture containing the files that are used in class. If you would like to follow along in class, you are welcome to download that material.
If you are interested in using git to clone the entire repo, see cloning_this_repo