WK04

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Project 1

1. Who did you work with?

    I worked with my Code Busters team; Monica, Flavio, and Jeremy.

2. What was your strategy for solving the assignments?

    My strategy for solving the assignments is starting of with adding the fields, setters, getters, and methods with stubs. I followed along with the UML diagram and prompt and wrote each one as it mentioned. Then I went back to add information for each method to try to pass them. I took plenty of time doing this because it was hard to figure some out. While I was doing all this, I did add to my notes on paper; what I had, what I didn’t have, and questions I had about certain methods. I then went back to add them or figure out the problem to get the correct output that I need. In my code I also committed plenty of time and made sure I had 5 branches.

3. What was THEIR strategy for solving the assignments?

    My classmates depended on the prompt and went through each step to understand what needed to be done. Towards the end, they did their best to debug what they could to have the least failed tests.

4. How would you change your strategy having worked on the assignment?

    I would like to try out printing out the prompt and highlighting the fields that I need with their specifics and go through each method more carefully. I felt like I did overlook some of the details while making this code.

5. According to your classmate(s): how well does your code follow the Google Java Style GuideLinks to an external site.?

    I did good following the Google Java Style GuideLinks and I knew that I can automate applying some of the style guide ruleLinks to an external site. Although, I could've done better writing Javadoc comments to mention what each section of the code means.

6. What was the most challenging part?

    My most challenging part of the project is making sure everything fits well. It was a bit of a struggle making sure and figuring out why certain methods didn't work and where I could fix the problem.

7. What was the most interesting?

    I enjoyed adding my learning knowledge of UML diagrams to my code. It was easier looking at the UML diagram to figure out each field and method and what they consist of.

8. What are you the most proud of?

    I am most proud of only having one failed test and figuring out the other two failed test that I was struggling with. I am also proud of the work I have done along with the error I made because I can only get better from here.

9. How did you celebrate completing the assignment? 

    I celebrated by sleeping in and enjoyed family time! I enjoy my rest time along with spending time with my kids and husband.

  

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