A score of 5 is considered a perfect score. Receiving fives on all
assignments will earn you 100% of the homework points for the overall
grade.


HOMEWORK 3 GRADING OUTLINE:
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Requirements:

  1 Syntactically correct
  2 Proper comments including name, date, assignment number and
      program description in opening comment.
      EVERY method should have a block comment at the beginning.
  3 Proper use of whitespace.
  4 Proper and consistent indenting. Lines limited to 80 characters.
  5 Descriptive variable names, following naming conventions.
  6 Correct output.
  7 Good use of functions. Generally a function should be no longer
      than 30-40 lines, and 20 is the preferred upper limit in most cases.
  8 Proper use of data hiding and instance methods for encapsulation of an
    ADT.
  9 Proper use of inheritance and interfaces - specifically the interfaces
    Shape and TGrahpics.

Grade computation:

6(Extra features or particularly elegant): For example, providing support
for additional input commands such as allowing the user to modify the
properties of an existing shape object.

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

4(Meets general requirements with a few minor problems):
  Lacking one or two of 2-5.
  To get a 4 your program will have to be working. Some weakness in 8 or 9
  can still result in a 4 (instead of a 3).

3(Serious problems):
  Lacking more than two of 2-5, or
  lacking 6, or
  lacking 7, or
  lacking 8, or
  lacking 9.
  
2(Extremely serious problems but demonstrates some effort and understanding):
  Lacking 1.

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