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Lab Assignment 0 for CMSC 3621 requires students to set up their VS Code environment and write a 'Hello World' program in C++. Students must submit a zip file containing the source code and a document with screenshots of the code and execution results, adhering to specific submission and screenshot requirements. Grading will be based on compilation success, fulfillment of requirements, and overall completeness of the assignment.

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Lab Assignment 0

Lab Assignment 0 for CMSC 3621 requires students to set up their VS Code environment and write a 'Hello World' program in C++. Students must submit a zip file containing the source code and a document with screenshots of the code and execution results, adhering to specific submission and screenshot requirements. Grading will be based on compilation success, fulfillment of requirements, and overall completeness of the assignment.

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CMSC 3621

Lab Assignment 0
Due: See the assignment folder for the due date.

Overview:
This assignment is for students to set up the VS Code environment on their computers to
prepare them for submitting future programming assignments in this class.
The students simply need to write a "Hello World" program and run it with VS Code.

Requirements:
1.​ Set up the VS Code or VS environment on your computer for developing and running
C++ programs.
2.​ Write a "Hello World" program in C++.
3.​ Run the program with any way that can run your code in VS Code, e.g. g++ command
in VS Code Terminal, CodeRunner, etc.
4.​ Submit the source code and a document of a screenshot in a zip file to the D2L
assignment. (Please see the instructions and example in the end of this document)
5.​ If you are choosing to use a different IDE than Visual Studio or VS Code, then make
sure you’re still meeting the submission and screenshot requirements below.

Instructions / Resources:
Use the resources below to get your development environment configured:

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/cpp

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/cpp/introvideos-cpp

Submission Requirements:

You’ll be submitting a zip file that contains the files below:


1.​ The source code file (helloworld.cpp)
2.​ A Word document containing screenshots of your source code and the full results of
executing your program.

After creating a zip file containing all the required files, submit the zip file to the assignment
folder on D2L.

Screenshot Requirements:

1.​ The screenshot(s) need to be clear enough to read the source code.
2.​ If the running results are too long to be captured, use multiple screenshots.
3.​ The running result(s) need to be captured in the screenshot(s) completely. If the
running results are not complete, i.e. just partial results are captured in the
screenshot(s), you may also receive a points deduction, depending on how complete
the results in the screenshots are.
Assignment Grading:

1.​ If the program fails to be compiled using a compiler that supports C++ 20, a maximum
grade of 40% will be given.
2.​ If any requirements are not met, for each unfulfillment, a corresponding penalty will be
given.
3.​ Completeness of the lab assignment will also be considered.

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