c and C++ programming assignment.
Instructions to users • Create a new directory and create there a new C++ project (console application), as shown in labs/tutorials.
• When creating header/cpp files for your project, use file names that clearly identify this assignment, the section they refer to and the class they implement; for example: “cpp_part1_classname1.h”, “cpp_part1_classname1.cpp” (if needed), “cpp_part1_classname2.h”, “cpp_part1_test.h” etc.
In this document, specific requirements for your implementation are set depending on your student ID, based on the Table below. All details are provided in each section of this paper.
Table 1: Relation between digit X of your student ID and the option for your implementation out of 5 choices. Xth digit of your Student ID 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 One in 5 Options (0, 1, 2, 3, 4) to choose for your implementation Example assuming the student ID is: 51807834: For the 8th digit (4) the option to choose is Option 2. For the 7th digit (3) the option to choose is Option 1. For the 6th digit
(8) the option to choose is
Option 4. For the
5th digit (7) the option to choose is Option 3.
For the 4th digit (0) the option to choose is Option 0. Submission info The assessment in this document is developed across sections that test increasing levels of knowledge and skills; make sure you have understood, implemented and tested one section before moving on to the next. Your submission via myAberdeen for the CPP part should include: • The Student Selection Document (provided with submission material), reporting your selections, based on your student ID (as instructed throughout this document), and test outputs.
• All relevant source code, in clearly-named separate (.h/.cpp) files. Please indicate in the relevant tables of the Student Selection Document the name of the file(s) containing the implementation and testing. Only files named in that document will be considered for marking. You can submit all files as a single zipped fil
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