Due Date: Monday September 28.

NO LATE SUBMISSIONS.

These are all at the end of Chapter 3.

Do Programs 2, 5, and 6 (pg 152).



Submit a printout that contains your source code, and sample output
for each program.  Please be sure to give a professional
submission. This means, that you should staple or bind everything;
do not do a "corner rip".

Please pay careful attention to proper commenting, indenting,
appropriate use of blank lines (especially between each
function definition), and also be careful to make sure
that no line is too long. Continue to choose good variable names,
and precede each program with a comment that includes at least
your name, SSN#, course (with section), date of submission,
description of the assignment, and a statement that you
did not give or receive assistance in the preparation of the program.
Leave sufficient space in the comment section so that you
can attach your signature. You should have one comment section for
each of the three programs in this assignment.

This assignment will be graded for style and correctness,
however an actual grade (i.e. A, B, ...) will not be recorded yet.
Thus there is no incentive to receive assistance.
All subsequent assignments will get a letter grade.

There will be a 20 minute CLOSED-BOOK quiz at the start of class.
I will ask you to demonstrate that you understand functions;
you can expect that I will ask you to write most or part of
one of the remaining programs that are at the end of Chapter 3.
You will need to be pretty close to the correct answer to
pass the quiz. As such, you should be getting fluent enough in
C++ to write some of these programs without having to look
in the book. You should know where the semicolons go.
You should also read Chapter 3 several times.