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Lab 9 & 10: Drill 2 and Homework 4 Keishla D. Ortiz Lopez, TA E-mail: keishla.ortiz4@tamu.edu 1

Drill #2 and Homework #4 FIRST: do the Drill #2 from the textbook on page 217. If you don’t have the textbook, download the instructions of the Drill #2 from: http://tinyurl.com/p43k4w2 Download the calculator02buggy.cpp file from: http://tinyurl.com/mw6gffg Drill will count as a quiz grade. If you finish, let me know to view the code and the execution of your program. You have until next lab of this week to finish the drill. Then, you can start working on your homework #4 (or you can start the homework at any time outside lab). SECOND: Download the instructions of the 4th homework from: http://tinyurl.com/kpmzcts or from csnet.cs.tamu.edu.