$2.$ You don't have file permissions to edit or save files in my folder. Make your own CSCE$\_$A$211$ folder in your home directory and copy a file from my directory to yours with these commands:

a$.$ cd ~ changes to your home directory

b$.$ mkdir CSCE$\_$A$211$ makes a folder named CSCE$\_$A$211$

c$.$ cp ~sjneumayer$/$CSCE$\_$A$211/$reverseIt$.$cpp ~$/$CSCE$\_$A$211$ copies the file from my folder to yours

d$.$ cd ~$/$CSCE$\_$A$211$ change to your CSCE$\_$A$211$ folder

$3.$ At this point you should have a file named reverseIt.cpp in your CSCE$\_$A$211$ folder.

a$.$ Use the commands you previously learned to compile and run the program. You had to copy the file from my directory to yours because my directory is set up with read$-$permission only.

b$.$ The program has an error. You should be able to spot the error after running it$.$ Fix the error and recompile the program.

c$.$ Show the reverseIt.cpp file on your computer to the TA or instructor