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The implementation and testing of the move() function marks the beginning of the end of the robot rat project. You must now give the complete program a thorough test of all functionality. Test until you are absolutely sure everything runs according to specification and that it offers no rude surprises to a user. Table 3-11 lists a few things you will want to double-check before handing in your project.
Double-Check... | To ensure... |
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Source code formatting | ...it is neat, logically aligned, and indented. |
Comments | ...they are not overdone. Remember, if you used good names for functions, variables, and constants, your code will be largely self-commenting. |
File Comment Header | ...it is at the top of every source file and lists your name and the name of the project. Check with your instructor for additional information required to be placed in the file comment header. |
When printing source code on paper | ...that it fits on the page. If long lines wrap to the next line adjust the font, print in the landscape mode, or split the line into smaller pieces in the source file. |
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