CSE 250 - Fall 2008
Homework 1 Grading
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Deductions (Deducted after final score computed):
-5 points if Money.h file missing
-5 points if Money.cpp file missing
-5 points if MoneyDriver.cpp file missing

Money.h file should only contain declarations and Money.cpp should 
contain the definitions of the functions.  If this was not done
correctly, the student should be assessed a 15 point deduction.

Part A - MoneyDriver.cpp (15 points possible)
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This file should have testing code for the Money class.  It should
create instances of Money objects and test all of the functions
that were a required part of this assignment.  If the file is missing
award zero points.  If all functions are called, award 15 points.  If
only some of the functions are called, award 8 points.


Part B - Constructors (12 points possible)
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There are three constructors for the Money class.  Each constructor is
worth 4 points each.  If constructor has only a partially correct 
implementation, award 2 points, otherwise, award 4 points.  Partially
correct includes constructors that allow the input of over 100 cents without
proper conversion to dollars and cents.  (Negative values can either be
handled or ignored.)


Part C - Destructor (3 points possible)
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This destructor does not really need to have a function body, but I did
instruct people who asked to put it in the file.  However, since some students
may have left it out because it was not really needed, award all students
3 points regardless of the state of the destructor.


Part D - Accessors & Mutators (16 points possible)
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There is an accessor and a mutator needed for each of the two pieces of
private data, the dollars and the cents.  Mutation of cents should convert
if the amount is greater than 100, and negatives can either be supported,
ignored, or throw exceptions.  Each function is worth 4 points with partially
correct functions earning only 2 points.

Part E - Addition function (18 points possible)
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A money object should be passed in as a parameter (3 points). The function
should properly add the values together (3 points) and convert cents to dollars
when necessary (4 points).  The function should be non-mutative (should not change
the private data (4 points - no partial credit).  A brand new money object should
be returned from the function (4 points).

Part F - Subtraction function (18 points possible)
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A money object should be passed in as a parameter (3 points). The function
should properly subtract the values (3 points) and convert cents to dollars
when necessary (4 points).  The function should be non-mutative (should not change
the private data (4 points - no partial credit).  A brand new money object should
be returned from the function (4 points).

Part G - Interest function (18 points possible)
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The function should properly compute the interest as passed in by the parameter
(6 points).  Note: Interest could be assumed to already be passed in as a percent, but
if the student chose to do conversion, this is acceptable as well for full credit.
The function should be mutative (should change the private data (4 points - no partial 
credit).  Conversions should be done where necessary from cents to dollars. (8 points)