We now have a new program on turing called cs50submit. The correct version of cs50submit should be in your path. Before you submit your homework, please be sure that the file holding your Java source code ends with .java (as in HelloWorld.java) and that any file that just contains text (such as an essay or written answers to a question) ends with .txt (as in my_answer.txt). If your files don't end with these suffixes, cs50submit will whine and complain and won't deliver your files to us. An additional requirement is to name all your files yourloginname_. Thus, the file for my version of the 1st homework should be: mike_h1_1.java.

You will submit each part of the homework in a separate file. Assume that your java source for problem 1 of homework 2 is called yourloginname_h2_1.java. Then, type:

cs50submit yourloginname_h2_1.java

The program will then ask you some questions. First, it will ask you:

What assignment are you submitting?

If you enter 2 that stands for Assignment 2. Next it will ask you:

What problem from the assignment are you submitting?

If the assignment has six parts, you will enter a number between 1 and 6 in response. Then the program will ask you if this is a first submission or a regrade. I'll talk about regrades in class, but for now choose first submission. Don't worry that the program doesn't ask who you are or what class you're submitting a homework for. The cs50submit program figures all that out by itself. (If it gets confused, it sends e-mail to one of the CS 50 graders or me for help.) Similarly, if your file is a text file (not a program), just type

cs50submit filename.txt.