Fwd: Re: Question concerning line counts...

[Jim Strange]

I sent him another question about code that we made prior for Stage 1, but I haven't received a reply back for that yet.

I guess we can assume that he ignores an subtraction...

Jim

John Dalbey <jda...@falcon.csc.calpoly.edu> wrote:

From: John Dalbey <jda...@falcon.csc.calpoly.edu>
Subject: Re: Question concerning line counts...
To: novo...@yahoo.com (Jim Strange)
Date: Wed, 28 May 2008 20:37:54 -0700 (PDT)

>
> My team and I are wondering how the line count is generated. In other words, if I remove 5 lines of code and add 3 lines, does that mean that I could add 2 lines of code to break even? Or does it register as 3 lines inputted and the 5 removed lines are ignored?
>
>
Yes, the latter.

Lines of pre-existing code that you remove do not effect the count.


--Mr. Dalbey

[Terence Statt]

Hi:
If that is the case, then I have new LOC numbers for you that would make it possible for us to add more code without worry of exceeding our 25% limit.  The LOC when I started was 312 and when I finished was 338 so that is 26 LOC.  However, I deleted a lot of code.  I actually wrote 89 LOC.  So hopefully that added amount will help us out.
--
Terence

[Jim Strange]

Thank you for the information Professor Dalbey.

I'll pass this on to the rest of the team.

Jim

John Dalbey <jda...@calpoly.edu> wrote:

Jim Strange wrote:
> What about lines that you might have added for Stage 1? If you remove 5
> lines from code that you submitted in Stage 1, does the latter still apply?
>
Yes. Lines removed are ignored.

--Mr. Dalbey