Grading for final project code.

50 points total.

Note: check the file project.txt in your ~/handin/ directory for your 
grade and comments on your final code.  You will see a break down that 
looks like the following, with numbers filled in for your grade.

Jeff:
Final code grade:
Style
* /7 comments
* /3 variable and function names
* /3 indentation
* /7 general style

Functionality
* /10 required programming elements
* /20 functionality

0/50 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.

0/50 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.

20/50 or somewhere around there if you have something that doesn't 
      compile and you never really did much on it other than what 
      I typed in for you as a starting point.


20 points for programming style
* 7 pts - comments, including comments at the top of the file, at the beginning
of each function, and throughout 
* 3 pts - variable and function names
* 3 pts - indentation
* 7 pts - general style - do you have if's or while loops that really aren't 
necessary, etc.
 
30 points for program functionality/requirements
* Required programming elements.  
10 points total.
-2 pts for each of the following that are missing or not functional.
  + functions
  + if statements
  + loops
  + user input/output
  + file input/output
  + arrays
* Program functionality.
20 points total.  
  + 20/20 program is fully functional, with no errors, and you did 
    everything Jeff asked you to.
  + 14/20 program pretty much works, but there are things Jeff
    asked you to do that you didn't and/or there are pieces of the 
    program that don't work or become broken depending what the user types.
  + 7/20 program has some functionality but isn't really a fully functioning
    program.
  + 0/20 program doesn't really do anything, seems like a bunch of gibberish.
  + And interpolate between those.