Corrections/Modifications

• Read the FAQ. Read it again. Read it all the time.
• All corrections will be posted here. No changes to the posting account will occur after May 1.

Checklist

1. Include a README which contains
• A paragraph (or more) explaining why you chose the particular data structure you used
• A list of all classes you used
• If you used a different coloring algorithm, give an explanation as to
• how your coloring algorithm differs in approach from the heuristic provided
• why it differs
2. Your color() method should be the 1st method in Graph.cpp so we can locate it easily.
3. COMMENTS are the most important part of your code.
• Comment the coloring algorithm particularly well as this is the one that is going to be the most complex.
4. Keep in mind that your methods should be small and specific - do one thing and do it well.
   • Break up functions into small useful bits of code
   • Let a function call several other functions rather than sticking everything in the same function.
   • This is particulary important in the read and color functions.

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