For Assignment #1, I'm mainly interested in running the various compilers, and putting together a presentation. You can write the most primitive sort of C program. You don't need to use any of the object-oriented features of C++. An array representation of a list is OK, and a linked representation is also OK. Later we will use C++ as an example of a relatively conventional ``procedural'' programming language. We probably won't have time to go into the ``object-oriented'' ideology in any serious way. We listed C++ instead of C mainly because C++ is used elsewhere in the curriculum, and a number of people like to use some of the object-oriented features of C++ routinely. Mike O'D. |
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