The goals of this lab are to:
Read the lab notes and make sure you did the following:
$ ./greeting I am a computer greeting program. What is your name? Alice Hello Alice, it is nice to meet you!
$ ./guess Please guess a number between 1 and 10. 12 Please guess a number between 1 and 10. 0 Please guess a number between 1 and 10. -4 Please guess a number between 1 and 10. 6 You guessed: 6. That's the right number. Good job!You can assume the user will enter an integer, but don't assume the user enters an integer in the proper range.
clang++ greeting.cpp -o greeting ./greeting clang++ guess.cpp -o guess ./guess
Once you have edited the files, you should publish your changes using the following steps:
$ git add greeting.cpp guess.cppThe git add step adds modified files to be part of the next commit to the github server.
$ git commit -m "completed lab0"The git commit step makes a record of the recently added changes. The -m "completed lab0" part is a descriptive message describing what are the primary changes in this commit. Making a commit allows you to review or undo changes easily in the future, if needed.
$ git pushThe git push command sends your committed changes to the github server. If you do not run git push before the submission deadline, the instructor will not see your changes, even if you have finished coding your solution in your local directory.
If you make changes to files after your push and want to share these changes, repeat the add, commit, push loop again to update the github server.
To recap, the git commit cycle is git add, git commit, git push. Don't forget to git push when you have completed an assignment.
DO NOT add the compiled programs greeting and guess. git is only for maintaining human created files, not files generated automatically by the compiler.
You can review the basic git commands on the github help pages. Eventually, you should get in the habit of using git status to see if everything has been published, but we will talk about this more throughout the semester.
Remember to add, commit, push. You may commit and push as often as you like, and only the most recent push will be graded.