CS 3721
Programming Languages  
Fall 2013
Recitation 0.   Practice
Week 0: Before classes

This recitation is not for credit. It is to check that the system is working. First come the deadlines, which will usually be Monday and Friday of the week after the recitation. (Except for the first two weeks, since there are no Monday classes then.) In this case, if you're looking at this on the first day of class, the full-credit due date is already in the past, and you have just two days to "finish" the recitation.

Submit following directions at: submissions and rules at: rules. Deadlines are:
  • 2013-09-26  23:59:59 (that's Mon, 26 Aug 2013, 11:59:59 pm) for full credit.
  • 2013-09-30  23:59:59 (that's Fri, 30 Aug 2013, 11:59:59 pm) for 75% credit.

Overview: You should email the recitation to a special account of mine that is only for submission of recitations. Of course δοτ below is a "dot" and ατ is an "at-sign".
    < nealδοτwagnerδοτextraατgmailδοτcom >

What to Submit: You should submit any short text file you like (but please short, not in bad taste, and not empty). Try to make it interesting or funny or, um, profound.

I (or the TA) will email back a confirmation, so you will know that the process seems to be working. Remember, that the email address with the word "extra" in it is for all recitations in this CS 3723 course and for nothing else.

Even if you think you will work with a partner (in a team of two), you should still email your own practice file this first time.

Don't Forget the Subject Header: Your header line for this submission should be: "R0, <your last name>", where you put in your actual last name in place of "<your last name>". Thus a student with last name "Hadrian" would use
    R0, Hadrian
for their subject line, and two students with last names "Claudius" and "Nero" would submit Recitation 3 with
    R3, Claudius, Nero
as the subject line.

Don't be creative, but be uniform, with just a single capital "R" followed by the recitation number, and with only the last name or names, each item separated by ", " from the next.

Repeat the subject line at the start of the contents. There is no need to bother writing "CS 3723" or "Programming Languages" anywhere in the submission.

Sample submission from me.

Revision date: 2013-08-03. (Please use ISO 8601, the International Standard.)