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Introduction

This is the style guide that you will be required to follow for any and all code submissions in this class. There is a very good chance that, should you decide to venture out into the wild and develop software professionally, you will be required to follow some sort of coding standard. All submissions must adhere to this style guide, if they don't there will be penalties up to and including the submission not being accepted or cosidered for a grade. You're in luck though, as this is a relatively easy style guide to follow. Suggestions are always welcome and above all else, even if you hate style guides and vow solemnly never to follow one again in your whole life...just make sure your code is consistent. Your future self will thank you. On a side note, it will be relatively apparent to me if you don't follow the style guide.

If changes are made to this guide throughout the semester, I will be sure to let you know and discuss the change with you.

General

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CS0134 - Project Proposal

email address

Tech Stack

• Handsomeness
• CSS

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  $varOne = array(
    "teacher" => "Me",
    "class" => "1520",
    "students" => "yinz guys",
    "languages" => array("php", "html", "js")
  );

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• Matt Bowytz
• CS 0134 Project Proposal Part 1
• bowytz@pitt.edu

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