You need to be able to put a check-mark in all of these boxes in order for you to have the opportunity to receive a 100 as the grade on your lab program:
All program files turned into the proper submission folder on the K:\ drive by 6:00 p.m. on the due date.
All program files are not in a folder.
All files are named properly according to assignment specification and do not have (1) or any () with a number in the file name.
All files pass check-style with no errors.
All files have sufficient comments, with each comment line starting with // and describing what the code does or how it works.
Comments are within the code itself, not just a synopsis of what the program does at the top of the program.
All comments are after two forward slashes // to indicate comment. /* and */ do not count for comments
All instance variables are initialized in all constructors.
All instance variables are intialized on their own separate line. Do NOT do a=0;b=0;c=0;
No extra instance variables have been added to the class.
The toString() method is complete and does not simply say return "";
System.out.println does not appear anywhere in the class file, unless specifically told to do so by the instructions.
No methods are called from within a constructor, unless specifically told to do so by the instructions.
Only one object is declared in the runner file, unless specifically told to do so by the instructions.
Set methods are used to pass new test data to the class.
The program compiles with no errors.
The program runs with no run-time errors.
The program has the correct number of test cases (single or multiple) shown in the program output.
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The program output is formatted correctly, matching the example exactly .
The answer that the program outputs is correct (either numbers or words).