OOP344 - Success - 20102

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ID	Last Name	Name	Seneca Username	Section	Blog Url	IRC Nick	SVN ID	My Contributions	Role
A	Pliats	Aleh	apliats	A	http://oleg-oop.blogspot.com/	oleg_pliats	n/a	Contributions
B	Quan	Jason	jquan4	A	http://jasonquan.wordpress.com/	JQuan	n/a	Contributions
C	Schranz	Matthew	mjschranz	A	OOP344 Blog Posts	mjschranz	n/a	Contributions
D	Balzamova	Irina	ibalzamova	A	http://bikarin.blogspot.com/	iIra	n/a	Contributions
E	Park	Hong Geung	hgpark	A	http://goldenration.wordpress.com/	goldenration	n/a	Contributions

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Rules to follow

(this is just an example, lets discuss it)

1. Two spaces for indentation

ex/

 int main 
 {
   int i;
   int j;
   if (i == 0) 
   {
     i = 1;
   }
 }

2. Name variables like this: char myVariable; int tempSize (first letter is small);

3. Do not create variables that are never use

4. Only use breaks in switch statements

5. Begin each class with #ifndef (we will learn it later)

6. Do not use redundant statements (i.e: if (x != 0) because it same as if(x) )

7. Very important - we shouldn't use TAB for indention.

Because size of tab is different in different compilers and code could look messy

if to open it different compiler. Lets use space instead.

And each of us should set up Visual Studio to turn off TAB otherwise we can lose marks.

Note from Matthew: Look into the program you are writing on to see if you can set the number of characters your tab key will indent. For myself, I write all of my code on an application called SubEtheEdit on my mac and I can set my tab to the 2 characters we specified, so I can easily still use tab personally.

Aleh: In VisualStudio we can put settings like here and by pressing TAB spaces would be printed. I will ask Fardad if it is ok.