Congratulations! You have finished your ninth and final lab!
As with every lab, your last job prior to submission is to fill out the lab README file, which is also how you submit your Honor Code statement (so please do not forget to do this). Your lab cannot be graded without completing this file!
Let’s take a moment to make sure that we haven’t missed anything. Below are the items that are require for Lab 9.
| Lab Components | Points |
|---|---|
mouse.py | 6 points |
tiger.py | 8 points |
elephant.py | 8 points |
opposite_elephant.py | 4 points |
chameleon.py | 8 points |
diy_critter1.py | 8 points |
diy_critter2.py | 8 points |
README.md | Mandatory |
Finally, all you need to do is submit your solution to the assignment. To do so, please click on the Submit button in the top right of your programming environment. This will save all of your programs for the graders and instructors to look at.
During the last week of classes we will host a Critter tournament during lecture where your critters will face off with each other and the other standard critters. Your instructor will share your section’s Tournament rules with you. The winner of the tournament will gain fame and fortune! If you would like to enter a critter or critters into the Tournament, see your section’s Blackboard page and/or website for the submission form.