2) Optional (10 points bonus): Real World Applications of your own choice. You may write your code in a contemporary language of your choice; typical languages would include C/C++, Python, Java, Ada, Pascal, Smalltalk, Lisp, and Prolog. A GUI interface is preferred. 1. Submit a PDF file of your well-commented source program, your design and your printed outputs (screen shots). Please include your codes in your PDF file. It is plagiarism to take any codes from the website or others. Try to understand the algorithm and implement the algorithm by your own. You must have the following 3 sections in your PDF file. 2. Provide a video presentation of your programming assignment in MP3, YouTube, or any media. 3. Please upload items 1) and 2) above separately to D2L. 4. Restriction: No zipped files. Adding the following 3 sections (I, II, and III) at the beginning of your PDF including your code and outputs. I. Your Information: // Course: // Student name: // Student ID: // Assignment \#: // Due Date: // Signature: (Your signature assures that everything is your own work. Required.) // Score: (Note: Score will be posted on D2L) II. A brief design of your algorithm including the statistics table: III A real_winrld tack that vomr alonrithm ic truino to enlve. 2) Optional (10 points bonus): Real World Applications of your own choice. You may write your code in a contemporary language of your choice; typical languages would include C/C++, Python, Java, Ada, Pascal, Smalltalk, Lisp, and Prolog. A GUI interface is preferred. 1. Submit a PDF file of your well-commented source program, your design and your printed outputs (screen shots). Please include your codes in your PDF file. It is plagiarism to take any codes from the website or others. Try to understand the algorithm and implement the algorithm by your own. You must have the following 3 sections in your PDF file. 2. Provide a video presentation of your programming assignment in MP3, YouTube, or any media. 3. Please upload items 1) and 2) above separately to D2L. 4. Restriction: No zipped files. Adding the following 3 sections (I, II, and III) at the beginning of your PDF including your code and outputs. I. Your Information: // Course: // Student name: // Student ID: // Assignment \#: // Due Date: // Signature: (Your signature assures that everything is your own work. Required.) // Score: (Note: Score will be posted on D2L) II. A brief design of your algorithm including the statistics table: III A real_winrld tack that vomr alonrithm ic truino to enlve