Highlights
Overview
This task firstly includes a section called “Hello SIT102”. It provides guided questions for you to explore the unit site materials and gain understanding of the unit arrangement. It enables you to be familiar with the unit and your learning opportunity, and leads you to success in this unit.
Then, create a classic “Hello World” program as an installation tester in Part B of this task is your first step in software creation to ensure your device is programming/coding-ready. As this is your first task in the unit, the guidance in this tasksheet is very detailed covering almost all steps of activities in your week 1 class. It includes information that you can use to understand how to work with the Terminal. It would be good to read over these details as they help extend your understanding of building and executing programs, and give you tools to succeed with later tasks, as listed in Your Task section which aim to let you familiar with OnTrack submission and completeness processes.
Task
Besides the above program, submit the other required work for this
1. Unzip the file, which in this case will contain a word document template for your answer
2. Open the word document, and answer the questions within. You want to use these as a chance to demonstrate you have fully understood the actions you performed in the task. So in this case that relates to the use of the tools needed to compile and run a program.
3. When finished, save your work and keep a copy of this. You may need to fix and resubmit your answers if they are not adequate.
4. Next export a copy of the document to PDF. You can use Save As to save to PDF. You will need the PDF document to submit to OnTrack.
Questions
1. Set up your goal to achieve in this unit at the beginning would help you progress on the track What grade are you going to aim for, and why?
2: Up to now, you should have gone through the week 1 pre-class and class materials as well as 1.1P tasksheet regarding the installation, the process and concepts for building a program, compilation and execution for a program
Now, you are asked to build a new programming project with the following (source) file names. Given the program file named “sit102_code.cpp” and the expected output file “sit102_executable.
a: By providing a screenshot (Screenshot 1) of your Terminal screen, to demonstrate that you have worked out a correct command to compile the program successfully with the SplashKit library using the above-given information (parameters).
b: To further demonstrate your understanding of the compilation command, you are now required to output a new executable with a new name where your student id is a part of it. Provide a screenshot (Screenshot 2) of your Terminal to show (i) your compilation command has worked and (ii) your executable has been successfully generated in your project folder by using a ls command.
3. Which parameter in your compilation command in question 3 indicates a compiler? Explain what is the role of a compiler in a program creation process in 1 to 3 sentences.
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