The purposes of this project are to make absolutely certain that you understand everything necessary to edit, compile, and run a C++ program using the facilities in McGlothlin-Street Hall 002 and to ensure that you understand how to make use of the department's submit command for turning in your assignments electronically. This will also give the graders a chance to be sure that they are set up to handle your electronic submissions correctly for the remainder of the semester.
You are to write a C++ program that prints the message "Hello World!" to standard output. Your program should be in a file named hello.cc.
You are required to follow the Guidelines for Programming Projects in effect for Computer Science 241. In particular, note that if your program does not compile, you will not receive any points for the assignment. You are also subject to the Guidelines for Programming Assignments, issued by the Department of Computer Science as an addendum to The Honor System, which is also in effect for all your work for this course.
To submit your file hello.cc for grading, go to your directory containing the file hello.cc and type:
~radu/bin/submit CS241 project0
If you want to submit late (no slip days will be deducted), type:
~radu/bin/submit CS241 project0late
This programming project is worth 0 points and is graded on an "nothing-or-nothing" scale.