y correct and require less code, which takes less time and has fewer opportunities for error. Comments are never required unless specifically indicated by a problem. When a solution is incorrect, commenting may help us determine what you were trying to do and award partial credit.</li>
  <li><strong>Answer in pseudocode only if you must</strong>. If the syntax of C++ is blocking you from writing a solution, you can answer in pseudocode for possible partial credit. We discourage this approach as pseudocode i