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This is the final exam for CSC111, Spring 2018.<br />
 
This is the final exam for CSC111, Spring 2018.<br />
The deadline to submit your programs is '''May 11, 4 p.m.'''  Please make note of the different submission time of day.
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The '''deadline to submit your programs is May 11, 4 p.m.'''  Please make note of the different submission time of day.
 
This exam has to be done individually, and is given under the rules of the [https://www.smith.edu/sao/handbook/socialconduct/honorcode.php Smith Honor Code].  You are not allowed to work in pairs on any part of this exam.<br />
 
This exam has to be done individually, and is given under the rules of the [https://www.smith.edu/sao/handbook/socialconduct/honorcode.php Smith Honor Code].  You are not allowed to work in pairs on any part of this exam.<br />
 
You are not allowed to discuss any of the details of this exam, except with your instructor, D. Thiebaut<br />
 
You are not allowed to discuss any of the details of this exam, except with your instructor, D. Thiebaut<br />
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You have to do the debugging on your own.<br />
 
You have to do the debugging on your own.<br />
 
Two problems will be auto-graded on Moodle.  The autograder is setup to only run your program on a small subset of cases, without generating a grade.  You must test your program thoroughly to make sure it will pass all the tests that will be used to fully evaluate your program.
 
Two problems will be auto-graded on Moodle.  The autograder is setup to only run your program on a small subset of cases, without generating a grade.  You must test your program thoroughly to make sure it will pass all the tests that will be used to fully evaluate your program.
 
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A whole letter-grade can be removed for poorly documented code.
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Make sure you list the resources you used to generate your code in your program header, if these resources are other than our textbook, or the notes and/or programs generated in class.
 
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D. Thiebaut (talk) 11:39, 26 April 2018 (EDT)



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