Each Java class you create should be in its own .java file with appropriate commenting...coding style points will be deducted if your submission does not meet this criteria
Programming assignments must be compressed as tar.gz or .zip formats - no other compression format will be accepted
Assignments must be submitted as .java files only (no .class files)
Submitted code should compile without errors or warnings ... points will be deducted for every warning produced by the java compiler. We will be testing on Java compiler version 1.5.0_02 on ugradx.cs.jhu.edu.
Submission should contain ALL files needed to compile and run your program. In other words, graders should be able to uncompress your file, run "javac -g *.java", and then run your main class without having to make any changes. Points will be deducted if any non-trivial change is required to get your program to run or compile properly.
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Submit an assignment: To submit an assignment, please compress your program into
one file
(this can be done using tar
and gzip on UNIX/Linux machines or
something like ZipCentral or WinZip in Windows. If you do not
use a
zip/compression program, you will have to submit each file of
your assignment one at
a time.
You are responsible for verifying that your assignment
has been successfully uploaded. Upon successful upload, your
browser will
display the directory created for your assignment on the server
machine. You can further verify by using Option 3 from this
submission page. If
you cannot upload your assignment, you must immediately
e-mail the TA
to inform him of the problem and include your assignment
as an
attachment.
NOTE: resubmitting will overwrite your files and your time of
submission
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thanks to Ryan Brown for the original submission script.