Week 11: CST338 Week 3: Histogram Group Review
This week was both productive and educational. The code review exercise provided valuable feedback that will help me improve my coding practices. Working on the Trooper Maker project and the Shelf.java assignment was enjoyable and gave me better understanding of the course material.
HW01 Review:
This week, I worked with my group and reviewed HW01. The goal was to work with one or two classmates to evaluate each other's code, providing constructive feedback on various aspects. I reviewed the code from Rahim and Jess.
Feedback on My Code:
Rahim Siddiq: Rahim pointed out a couple of instances where the logic could be streamlined for better efficiency.
Jess Hammond: Jess noted my comments are thorough but recommended adding more detail to explain complex sections of the code. He also highlighted some formatting inconsistencies.
This exercise was incredibly beneficial. It helped me see my own code from a different perspective and provided valuable insights for improvement.
This week, I worked with my group and reviewed HW01. The goal was to work with one or two classmates to evaluate each other's code, providing constructive feedback on various aspects. I reviewed the code from Rahim and Jess.
Feedback on My Code:
Rahim Siddiq: Rahim pointed out a couple of instances where the logic could be streamlined for better efficiency.
Jess Hammond: Jess noted my comments are thorough but recommended adding more detail to explain complex sections of the code. He also highlighted some formatting inconsistencies.
This exercise was incredibly beneficial. It helped me see my own code from a different perspective and provided valuable insights for improvement.
One trend I noticed was that everyone, including myself, struggled with the display() method. This method requires careful formatting to ensure that the output is visually aligned with the prompt.
We all agreed that the display() method was the hardest to get right. One of the team members struggled with debug() as the test was calling the test twice and another commented the the sort() was as challenging as the display() method. To me, the easiest part of the code was readFileName() method. and my biggest victory was seeing the tests passing and seeing the output correct.
Additional Work For The Week:
Trooper Maker Project This week, I also worked on the Trooper Maker project, which I found quite challenging. The project required careful attention to detail and a thorough understanding of the requirements to implement the necessary features correctly.
Shelf.java - Part 3 of 4 of Project 1 I continued working on part 3 of the Shelf.java project, focusing on enhancing the functionality and ensuring the code met the project specifications. Looking forward for part 4!
I spent time preparing for the midterm. This involved reviewing key concepts, slides and practicing problem-solving, and ensuring I understood the material covered in the first few weeks of the course.
Trooper Maker Project This week, I also worked on the Trooper Maker project, which I found quite challenging. The project required careful attention to detail and a thorough understanding of the requirements to implement the necessary features correctly.
Shelf.java - Part 3 of 4 of Project 1 I continued working on part 3 of the Shelf.java project, focusing on enhancing the functionality and ensuring the code met the project specifications. Looking forward for part 4!
I spent time preparing for the midterm. This involved reviewing key concepts, slides and practicing problem-solving, and ensuring I understood the material covered in the first few weeks of the course.
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