Karel the Robot, Part IV

Last Update: 12 November 2004

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Do the following exercises from the Karel the Robot text. Unless you have made arrangements with me in advance, any Karel programs you write must be handed in as printouts from the Karel software. This means that you will need to plan in advance, since, as many of you know, the printer queues can be quite long.

Please staple all pages together, making sure that your name and lab section are on the first page.

All problems are from Karel, §4.10:

p. 87, # 3
p. 87, # 4
p. 88, # 6
p. 89, #10

DUE: AT THE START OF LECTURE: WED., NOV. 17

Instructions for handing in HW 10:

Because some of the Karel programs you are now writing are pretty long, it will be easier to grade them if we can actually run them on the Karel software.
In order to make this easier, please do BOTH of the following for HW 10:

E-mail your complete HW to your TA:
Your e-mailed HW must be:
1. Mailed from *your* account, not anyone else's.
  Note: This means that you must use your UB email account, not a yahoo, hotmail, etc., account unless that account is clearly identifiable from its email address as being yours
  - I.e., if your name is "Terry A. Student", and if you have a yahoo account (for example) named "terrystudent@yahoo.com", that's fine.
  - But if your yahoo account is "happykid764@yahoo.com", that's *not* fine, and you should use your UBIT account :-)
2. Mailed before class begins on the due date. We will know if you've done this by the date/timestamp on the email message.
Continue to hand in a paper copy of your HW in lecture on the due date, as usual.

Lab	TA	E-mail address
L4,L6	Raj Guruprasannaraj	sg47@cse.buffalo.edu
L2,L3	Denis Mindolin	mindolin@buffalo.edu
L1,L5	Lopa Mukherjee	lm37@cse.buffalo.edu

We will use the emailed version to test your program, and the paper copy to indicate your grade and any mistakes.