Due on or before January 12 at 11:59 PM.

1) Log into the CS120 course server.

macOS users: Open a terminal window. Type "ssh username@cs-120.cs.uidaho.edu" (without doublequotes). You should type your vandal username instead of "username" in this. Use your vandal password to log in.

Windows users: Open a terminal window (cmd.exe). Type "ssh username@cs-120.cs.uidaho.edu" (without doublequotes). You should type your vandal username instead of "username" in this. Use your vandal password to log in. Or, you can download PuTTY from here, and follow the directions/links here to install PuTTY. Once you have PuTTY installed, run it and enter the host name: username@cs-120.cs.uidaho.edu, then use your vandal username and password to log in.

If your vandal ID and password don't work send an email to support@uidaho.edu explaining the situation (you are in CS120 and can't log into the course server), include your name and vandal ID number

2) Copy, compile, and run the "Hello, World" program from the course schedule. This requires the following steps:

• Log on to the course server (see above)
• Use the nano text editor to create a new file called something like: hello.cpp, e.g. the command would be nano hello.cpp. Note that the file extension for C++ programs is .cpp
• Copy the code from the "Hello, World" program on the schedule into the file and save and close the file (the command in nano to exit is control X, it will ask if you want to save the file - say yes).
• Use the command g++ hello.cpp to compile the program. This will create a new, executable file called a.out. (Or it may give you an error message - if so, use nano to reopen the file and make sure everything is copied correctly.)
• Once the file compiles without error type ./a.out to run the program.
• Once the program runs, use nano to modify the program so that it prints your name (and maybe a different message).

3) Submit your modified program to Canvas.