Wk05: Learning Journal HW01


I worked with Nettra, Kevin, and Sean on this review. We collaborated on Discord and shared our code that way. Next time we could dedicate a time to meet and take turns running through our code. When I approached the Markov assignment, I first watched the intro, read the prompt all the way through, went through the code and wrote everything out in pseudocode, and then proceeded to code going down through the prompt. Initially I felt stuck on how to get started after reading the prompt, but once I got the pseudocode down the coding part went smoothly. I did also get stuck when I believe I had finished but ran into errors when running the tests. I was able to resolve the error when using the debug tool to see where my errors were. My classmates approached the problem in a similar manner, one difference was they did it without the pseudocode. I don't think I would change my approach, because putting it in pseudocode helps me understand the steps a lot clearer and provides me a map of what I want to do. I think I would of started a lot earlier to give myself more time and to add more comments to be more thorough.

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