- Asking your peers for help is okay, but try not to copy and paste their code
- If you get any code from peers or online sources, cite your sources
- Make sure your code is compatible with Python3 (some things you look up will work for Python2 but not Python3)
General rule of thumb: If you can explain your code in your own words, that proves that you can understand it
An example has been provided in this repository, and is linked here
#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
The name of your file
Your first and last name
Description of your file
A link to any external sources you use
*** looking online for help is fine, just make sure you provide a link to the websites you used ***
"""
# Import statements, in alphabetical order
# Public variables (try to avoid using them if possible)
# Comment that describes the following code/function
def function1():
# Code here
# Comment that describes the following code/function
def function2():
# Code here
# Comment that describes the following code/function
def function3():
# Code here
# This statement will allow your file to be properly run from the terminal
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()