HOMEWORK 6 GRADING OUTLINE:
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Requirements:
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1 Proper comments including name, date, assignment number and
      program description in opening comment, and at least one useful
      inline comment.
2 Proper use of whitespace, including proper and consistent indenting.
3 Descriptive, well formatted output.
4 Descriptive variable names.
5 Syntactically correct (compiles with no errors or warnings).
6 Correct output for all provided sample test cases.
7 Correct output for all legal test cases.
8 Turn in your log sheet. Failure to do so will lower your score one full
  point.
9 Proper use of functions and parameter passing. No global variables
  (actually called class variables in Java) are allowed in this
  assignment. Your program MUST contain AT LEAST one non-trivial
  function (in addition to main()) that has a parameter. As a general
  rule no function should be more than 25-30 lines long.

Grade computation:
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7(Makes you weep at its beauty): A truly beautiful program. Excellent
comments. Very easy to read. Well designed. Many extra features.

6(Extra features or particularly elegant): 
  Your program must accept the same sequence of input values as the
  SampleCraps program provided. You can provide extra features via
  command line arguments (see section 5.11.1). Some possibilites include
    * specify a different starting amount
    * a graphical user interface (see applet exercise at end of chap 3)
    * some visually more interesting output, but still text based
    * allow the person to get more money when they run out
  I want to say again, any extra features must be normally disabled and
  only enabled via some type of command line argument processing.

5(Satisfies all requirments - a job well done):

4(Meets general requirements with a few minor problems):
  Lacking one or two of requirements 1-4, or lacking requirement 7, or
  lacking requirement 9 but makes some reasonable use of functions.

3(Serious problems):
  Lacking at most one of requirements 1-4 and lacking requirement 6 
  (but works for some non-trivial cases or works when "number in a row"
  is assumed to be three),

  or

  lacking two or more of requirements 1-4, and lacking requirement 7,

  or

  lacking requirment 9, making no non-trivial use of functions with
  parameters.

2(Extremely serious problems but demonstrates some effort and understanding):
  Lacking requirement 5.

1(Shows little effort and does not represent passing work):