1. You should have the following files in your tarfile.
   • makefile (or Makefile).
   • README
   • main.cpp
   • Room.h and Room.cpp (ADD THIS TOO! 10/14)
   • Item.h and Item.cpp
   • Name.h and Name.cpp
   • Player.h and Player.cpp
   • AllTeamsList.h and AllTeamsList.cpp
   • Algorithm.h and Algorithm.cpp
   • Parser.h and Parser.cpp
   • Team.h and Team.cpp
   • ObjSortedList.h and ObjSortedList.cpp
   • SortedList.h and SortedList.cpp
   • ArrayList.h and ArrayList.cpp
   • MovieArrayList.h and MovieArrayList.cpp
   • MovieSortedList.h and MovieSortedList.cpp
   • Movie.h and Movie.cpp
   • Robot.h and Robot.cpp
   • ReadTag.h and ReadTag.cpp
   • CommandParser.h and CommandParser.cpp

   Note: Don't submit any driver files (i.e., any files that use "main()"), other than main.cpp.

2. Does your README contain files which use the copy constructor, destructor, assignment operator? Does it indicate which sorting algorithm you used in "sort214"?

3. Does your makefile make p2? Does it AVOID making other executables? (It should only make p2).

4. Does your ObjSortedList work with ObjSortedListDriver.cpp?

   Those of you who have worked ahead realize there's a problem with SortedList. Either it can store a list of pointers or a list of objects, but not both. Thus, if PlayerList stored Player * (Player pointers), then you would have had to modify SortedList to handle pointers.

   Leave the public interface of ObjSortedList and ArrayList alone. I want to test these classes, and if you modify them (you may add private methods, but don't change the public ones), then they may fail to compile, and therefore, you would lose points on the project.

5. Did you replace PlayerList with Team?

6. Make sure you have REMOVED any references to:

   #include <vector>
   #include <algorithm>
   

   in all files submitted. Points will be deducted if you are still using STL vector or STL algorithms (such as sort).

7. Have you added sufficient comments? (Don't wait until last minute to add them).

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