Evtek                                            CAP01S
Hannu Laine                                      Algorithms and Data Structures
                                                 Spring 2004

Exercise 1E. (Extra exercise, not compulsory) ("Orienteer's program")

     Write a simple program for orientierers. The user enters the coordinates 
     of two locations (the starting point and the destination point) to the 
     program. The program then calculates the direction (angle) where to go,
     and the distance how far to go to get the destination location. At the
     end the program displays these values to the user. 

     
     Remark 1. Try to make the program as clear and easy to read as possible,
     so that the program code corresponds as closely as possible your way of
     thinking of the problem description and the solution.


     Remark 2. This program is used as the first example in the first theory
     lesson.