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OPS435 Assignment 1 for Section B

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= Assignment Requirements =
== The First Checkpoint (Oct 13Feb 15) ==
* Before you begin coding in Python, it is important to plan your algorithm. Therefore your first task will be to complete and submit an algorithm document. This document should be named '''algorithm_[Seneca_name].txt'''. This file should be plaintext. The document will contain two sections:
:* <code>A description of how your main program works. The main program flow is provided to you in a1_template.py. Open the file, and use clear English to describe what each line of code does in such a way that a competent Python coder could reproduce the code without seeing it firsthand.</code>
* Since we don't think we are going to encounter someone who is 120 years or older, your algorithm can consider a date of birth before year 1900 as invalid. Could you think of other limit you should put on someone's date of birth?
== The 2nd Checkpoint - your drafted Python Script (Oct 16Feb 22) ==
* As stated before, your code will be inside the file "a1_[Seneca_name].py". The first step will be to clone the Assignment 1 template repository (https://github.com/rayfreeping/ops435-a1). Once you clone the repository, run this command: "cp a1_template.py a1_[Seneca_name].py". (Replace Seneca_name with your Seneca account user name). Begin coding your algorithm into Python code that is required. Additional requirements are outlined below.
* Your should update the author and date information in your Python script.
* This intern submission is just to show that you are actively working on your assignment.
== The 3rd Checkpoint - preliminary test results (Oct 20Feb 25) ==
* Run the preliminary test script named "checkA1.py" in the "tests" sub-folder of the ops435-a1 repository mentioned above.
* Please read the readme.txt in the tests sub-folder for more information about the purpose of the preliminary test script.
* When your are satisfy with the test result, capture the test result to a file named a1_pretest.txt and submit it together with your Python script a1_[Seneca_name].py to Blackboard by Oct 20Feb 25, 20202021.
== Python Coding Requirements ==
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