CSE 143: Homework

Please write your programs using only standard language features and standard libraries, so that that the programs would run properly if recompiled on our platform.

Style guidelines
All programs are expected to be written so that readers can easily understand them. This is an important skill to master, and here are some guidelines to help you.

• Homework #0
  
  • (not graded, but do it before Thursday, Jan 7 so that your TA can answer any questions during section)
  • Instructions

• Homework #1
  
  • Due on Tuesday, January 19, 1999 at 5:00PM.
  • Instructions
  • Turn-in Form
    Don't forget to print, staple, and turn in your receipt.
  • Here are the sample solution files: rationaltest.cpp, rational.h, rational.cpp
• Homework #2
  • Due on Monday, February 1, 1999 at 5:00PM
  • Instructions
  • Turn-in Form
    Don't forget to print, staple, and turn in your receipt.
  • Sample solution: dictionary.h, dictionary.cpp, dtest.cpp
• Homework #3
  • Due date extended to Wednesday, February 17, 1999 at 5:00PM
  • Instructions
  • Turn-in Form
    Don't forget to print, staple, and turn in your receipt.
  • Solutions are now available as a self extracting archive.
• Homework #4
  • Due date is Wednesday, February 24, 1999 at 5:00PM
  • Instructions
  • Turn-in Form. If you have problems with turnin, please send mail to cse143-webmaster@cs.washington.edu, not the cse143 mailing list.
• Homework #5
  • Due date is Wednesday, March 3, 1999 at 5:00PM
  • Instructions
  • Turn-in Form. If you have problems with turnin, please send mail to cse143-webmaster@cs.washington.edu, not the cse143 mailing list.
  • Sample solution: main.cpp, classes.cpp, classes.h
• Homework #6
  • Due date is Friday, March 12, 1999 at 6:00PM
  • Instructions
  • Turnin-in form. Note that automatic compilation is turned off for this homework.

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Tentative homework schedule. A new homework is typically available when the previous one is due, but not before. Since CSE/ENGR 142 is also using the IPL, plan your lab time carefully -- or consider computing at home. You can see samples of old homework assignments by visiting the course webs of previous quarters.

Information on boolean types
Many of the homeworks will involve boolean types. Here is some information on them and an implementation of the new C++ standard for them.