DO 's
    • Please assign runtime values in the code itself. You cannot give runtime parameters / standards inputs from the console.
    • If you have not yet taken the mock test, please do that right now: http://www.devsquare.com/adc/pt/tryout.jsp
    • C/C++ users
      • Change the macro value in the header file to 1 if you are submitting C solution and to 2 if you are submitting C++ solution.
      • C/C++ programs are compiled using Gnu Compiler on Linux. Key differences you should note:
        • Include <iostream> instead of <iostream.h>
        • Include the sentence "using namespace std" for standard outputs.
        • There should be blank line at the end of the program
      • Include the header file in the code you write for e.g. #include "MagicSquare.h "
      • If your Run process takes too long to execute kill your process from the output pane.
      • C++ Solutions: Change the macro variable C_OR_CPP value in the header (*.h) file to 2 if you are submitting C++ solution.
      • Before you begin coding, create the file within the given directory (use Right Click options). The file name(s) should be exactly as mentioned in the problem statement.
    • Give complete file extension .c or .cpp or .java as the case maybe.
    DONT's
    • Do not change the Directory Name / File Name.
    • There should not be any spaces in the Directory Name / File Name.
    • Do not write code that takes standard inputs / command line parameters / console inputs. For e.g. scanf(), getch(), getchar(), cin and other such commands will not work.
    JSP Instructions:
    • Create the jsp by using the Add file option. Save the jsp by pressing the Save button.
    • Run Jsp
      • Choose start tomcat from the Compile & Run drop down. It will start the tomcat instance.
      • You can execute the jsp by click on the Run button after the server has been succesfully started. It will open a new browser with the jsp.
    • To stop tomcat, choose stop tomcat from the Compile & Run drop down.

    DO 's
    • Use log for logging in jsps and servlet. The log messages will be shown in the tomcat message window.
    • All the jsps should be written under the Main Program Directory.

    DONT 's
    • Do not use the System.out.println in jsps and servlets as it will not be shown in the tomcat message window.