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Problem Set 2

What to Do

Log into code.cs50.io
Run update50 in your codespace’s terminal window to ensure your codespace is up-to-date and, when prompted, click Rebuild now
Submit Readability
Submit one of:
- Caesar, if feeling less comfortable
- Substitution, if feeling more comfortable
Submit this form

If you submit both Caesar and Substitution, we’ll record the higher of your two scores.

Note that each problem invites you to try out the staff’s own solution thereto using a tool called CS50 Sandbox, which is similar to VS Code but configured to have only a terminal window in which you can execute the staff’s solution (but not see its code).

When to Do It

By 2021-09-19T23:59:00-04:00.

How to Get Help

Browse or search for answers on Ed!
Verbalize your logic to a rubber duck (whether actual or virtual!) and see if you hear any illogic in your own words!
Sign up for a tutorial!
Attend office hours!

Advice

Try out any of David’s programs from class via Week 2’s examples.
To see the manual pages for C functions, visit manual.cs50.io.
If you see any errors when compiling your code with make, focus first on fixing the very first error you see, scrolling up as needed. If unsure what it means, try asking help50 for help. For instance, if trying to compile readability, and
```
make readability
```
is yielding errors, try running
```
help50 make readability
```
instead!