This assignment has no real programming content. It exercises you in the mechanics of writing and running Scheme programs, and handing in your work
Use MacGambit to type in the 4-line Pig Latin
program in the example on page 10 of the textbook. See the
instructions for creating and running programs
for details. Try out the following uses of the pigl function:
(pigl 'spaghetti)(pigl 'ok)(pigl 'Ypres)(every pigl '(the ballad of john and yoko))(every pigl '(Twas brillig and the slithy toves))(every pigl '('Twas brillig and the slithy toves))(every pigl '(Twas brillig, and the slithy toves))(pigl 'btfsplk)Save your Pig Latin program in a file called
``pigl.sch'', and a transcript of your execution of
the examples in a file called ``pigl.scr''. Put these
two files in a folder with your last name and the assignment
number. E.g., if your name is Duncan, call the folder
``Duncan 0''. Submit this folder in the drop box for
your section of the class by 8:00 AM on Monday, 12 October. See
the instructions for handing in assignments
for details.
At the instructors' meeting on Monday, 5 October, we agreed on a general method for programming assignments, and a slightly odd arrangement for Assignment #0, since it is already in progress.
In general, assignments will be handed in online, plus a printed copy in class. The online hand-in is due at midnight at the end of a Sunday, and the printed copy can be handed in in class on the following Monday. The printed copy is for the convenience of the graders in making their comments. It should be a copy of the same material that you handed in online on the Sunday.
For assignment #0, we didn't want to upset anyone by moving the deadline earlier. So, assignment #0 online handin is due as posted at 11:59 PM on Monday 12 October. You may bring printed copy to class on Wednesday 14 October.
Warning: we expect to announce Assignment #1 on Monday 12 October, due at midnight on the end of Sunday 18 October, printed copy in class Monday 19 October.