EE 312 - Project 8 - C++ Warmup

In this project, you will get some practice with:

This project, due to its goal of introducing you to C++, is less complex than other EE 312 projects. Therefore, it will be worth half as much (10 pts) as all our other projects except Project 2.

You may not acquire from any source (e.g., another student or an internet site) a partial or complete solution to a problem or project that has been assigned. You may NOT show other students your solution to an assignment. You may not have another person "walk you through" how to solve an assignment, or walk another student through the solution. You may get help from the instructional staff. You may discuss general ideas and approaches. Review the class policy on collaboration from the syllabus. I will run plagiarism detection software on project submissions. If you cheat, you will receive an F in the course and I will submit a report to the office of the dean of students. If you provide your solution to another student, you are as guilty of cheating as the other student.

Make sure that you follow the EE 312 style guide. You will lose points if you do not. You must include the honor statement below in your .cpp file. You will lose points if you do not.

Include the following at the top of your file: 
// StringPlusPlus.cpp -- EE 312 Project 8

/* Student information for project:
 *
 * Replace <NAME> with your name.  <--- REMOVE THIS LINE FROM YOUR HEADER
 *
 * On my honor, <NAME>, this programming project is my own work
 * and I have not provided this code to any other student.
 *
 * Name:
 * email address:
 * UTEID:
 * Section 5 digit ID:
 * Number of slip days used on this assignment.
 */


Your code must be written in C++. Do not use C-style strings or I/O. Do not use printf, sprintf or sscanf.

Do NOT use magic numbers in your code. Do not modify any function's arguments.

Your StringPlusPlus.cpp file must NOT contain a main function. Create another .cpp file and place your tests in the main function in that file. Do not modify the StringPlusPlus.h file. You are not allowed to use any globals or statics in your solutions. Your program must compile and run correctly on the LRC machines in order to receive credit. Do not add additional #includes, and do not use concepts that we have not covered in class. We will cover vectors in class early in the week of 11/6/17  - I recommend that you wait and write the functions involving vectors after that.

Do not wait until the last minute to test your code on kamek.

You must write your own tests.

Problem descriptions of the functions you will write are included in the provided files.  Do NOT add additional #includes or globals to the files. Do NOT add anything to the .cpp file that you will be submitting other than the function implementations and comments.

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