Group Evaluation for Lab 6 – Repetition in C++
Your name:
(Your lab is the one being evaluated)		
Names of group members participating in the evaluation, including yourself:		
Date:

Instructions
You should have already completed Lab 6 (prelim) and uploaded a copy of your profile to moodle. After you and your group have evaluated each other’s work each one of you will submit this evaluation along with your final lab work to moodle using the Lab 6 (final) link. You will be graded on your work and your participation in this group evaluation.
Criteria 	Evaluation	
Problem 1: Number Guessing Game	
Does the program compile and run without warnings or errors?                         		
Check the following user guesses:
     0: Should produce an error message (optional)
     1: Should produce appropriate message (high, low, correct)
   100: Should produce appropriate message (high, low, correct)
   101: Should produce an error message (optional)		
Does it display the number of guesses?		
Was the appropriate loop used (either while or do while)?                                                 		
		
Problem 2: Factorization Program		
Does the program compile and run without warnings or errors?                         		
For the number 24 it should produce these factors:
   1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, and 24                                                         		
Was the appropriate loop used (simplest)?                                                 		
		
Problem 3: Find Highest and Lowest Numbers in a Set		
Does the program compile and run without warnings or errors?   (optional)                      		
Does it work correctly for the following sequences of entries? 
   1, 25, 75, 100: Highest 100
   100, 75, 25, 1: Lowest 1
   0 or negative numbers should produce an error message (optional)
   101 or higher numbers should produce an error message (optional)		
Was the appropriate loop used (either while or do while)?    		
How many numbers will the program allow the user to enter?		

General Comments: