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22-11-2005, 16:00

coastertux coastertux is offline

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Programming Organization

Last year we only had 2 students programming so we both worked on the same piece of code and didn't worry too much about conventions, etc. This year it looks like we will have about 8 people on the programming team and were wondering how we can manage that many people. What types of conventions like indents, variable names, function names, constants, and comments can we require? Also, how can we divide the programming and then get it all back together into one easily?

Thanks!

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