HW10 grading.

25 points total.

Note: You do not need to meet with Brandon/Jeff this week if you 
don't want to.  It's up to you

0/25 if you used something from the internet without giving a link
     in yourc code.  That would be plagiarism, and you may get an 
     F for the course if you do that as well.

0/25 if you don't have any project.txt or project.cpp in your 
     ~/handin/ directory.  If you're working in a group, you both
     need to have a copy of the code and project description.

-5 if no project.txt, or description is brief or non-existant.
* For groups, put a note in your project.txt saying what each 
  person has done so far.  Be honest.

0/25 if you're in a group, and you're the one who hasn't done 
     anything on the project.

10 points for programming style
-5 if project.cpp is not commented appropriately.  You should have
   a comment block /* */ at the top of the file saying your name, 
   what the project does, how to compile it, links to anywhere you 
   got extra information, and names of any people that helped you.
   You should have a comment right before each function saying 
   what it does, what the parameters to it are, and what it returns.
   You should have comments for each loop and if statement saying 
   what they do - just one line comment for each.
-5 if project.cpp is not indented appropriately to look nice and
   be easy to read.
-3 if did not use good/descriptive variable names.

15 points for program functionality/requirements
-3 if no use of multiple functions in the code.
-3 if no if statements in the code.
-3 if no loops in the code.
-3 if no user input/output in the code.
-3 if no file input/output in the code.
* For each of those, you will also lose points if you have
   loop/if/etc. that doesn't really do anything (you just put it 
   there to get the points, but it doesn't do anything useful).
-3 if you have not made the changes suggested by Brandon/Jeff.
-10 if the program does not compile.