The Sixth Core 20123 - OOP344

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The Sixth Core (XIII)

Project Marking Percentage

  • due immediately

Group work:      35%        (25 <= xx <= 50)
Individual work: 65% +      (50 <= xx <= 75) 
-------------------------
Total           100%

Repository

  • repo Github id: XIII-SixCor

Team Members

Team Name (The Sixth Core)
First Name Last Name Section Seneca Id wiki id IRC nick Blog URL
Amir Mohammad Mobasseri B ammobasseri ammobasseri ammobasseri Amir's Blog
Saeid Ahankoub B sahankoub Saeid Ahankoub sahankoub C++ Blog
Prateek Chadha B prateek Prateek Chadha aviat0r prateek chadha
Rocco Pietrangelo A rmpietrangelo WikiID IrcNick oop344-seneca
[[User: | Mark Anthony]] Hom mahom [ ]

Issues and Status

Issue description and/or number (1)

  • Assigned to: FULLNAME
  • Code review by: FULLNAME
  • Status:
    (being developed/pull request/being reviewed/pushed to master)
  • comments:

Issue description and/or number (2)

  • Assigned to: FULLNAME
  • Code review by: FULLNAME
  • Status:
    (being developed/pull request/being reviewed/pushed to master)
  • comments:

Coding Rules

  • Use Safegaurd for header files with the format of _XIII_FILENAME_H_
  • Data members in any classes start with underscore(_), for example _data
  • Use Capital letter for the second (third, forth, ...) word of variables with compound words
  • Use meaningfully variable names
  • Use 2 spaces for indentation
  • Use only SPACE BAR for indentation (do not use Tab)
  • Use curly-braces for all kinds of loops, if statements, switch, etc. For example,
 if (condition){
   code;   
 } // end if
  • Comment shortly and properly, specially at the end of long scopes
  • You can use extra spaces to align statements or blank line between parts of the code that you are going to put comment

meetings

  • latest will be on top
  1. We need to make a meeting time for our group so we can discuss the issues and get organized.
  2. topic and date1
  3. topic and date2

discussions