CS $210$ Module One Assignment Guidelines and Rubric

Overview

This course focuses on the programming language $C++,$ But there are multiple programming languages with their own rules and functional differences. Programmers may develop a preference for one language over another, but there are advantages to understanding the similarities and differences between the various languages and compilers. This assignment requires you to create a basic code in multiple languages, and then to reflect on the differences between them,

Prompt

For this assignment, you will write a code that outputs "Hello, World!" in C$++$ and in one other programming language of your choice: Python or Java.

Note: While we recommend using the Virtual Lab to complete this assignment, if you choose to complete this assignment locally, please use the versions of Microsoft Visual Studio, Eclipse, and PyCharm outlined in the syllabus. The SNHU IT Service Desk will be unable to support concerns related to local assignments.

To open the Virtual Lab, go to the Virtual Lab module and click the Virtual Lab Access link. Navigate to the Visual Studio IDE. Open the CS $210$ folder within the Virtual Lab IDE to access the different programs.

Create an executable code that reads "Hello, World!" in C$++($Visual Studio$)$ and runs without errors. The Visual Studio Setup Guide may be a helpful resource.

Incorporate a header comment with the developer's name, the date, and the purpose of the application. Incorporate in$-$line comments