Week 12

 Project 1

With whom did you work?
  • Mariah, Justin, Claudia
What was your strategy for solving the assignments?
  • Look at prompt, read unit tests to get a general understanding.
Did you start writing code right away? Did you plan it out on paper? 
  • Just started coding by implementing the missing monster classes until the unit tests ran
What was THEIR strategy for solving the assignments
  • Reading the prompt, start coding almost right away
How would you change your strategy having worked on the assignment?
  • I don't think there would be too much that I would change for this assignment. Maybe look at the expected output more closely so it matches with mine.
According to your classmate(s): how well does your code follow the Google Java Style Guide?
  • Follows Style Guide
What was the most interesting?
  • Implementing the different monster subclasses
What are you the most proud of?
  • Seeing the unit tests pass
How did you celebrate completing the assignment? 
  • I think I went to the gym
If you didn't how will you celebrate?
This isn't a joke. It helps our learning to celebrate and acknowledge victories.  <-- Dr.C just fought for your right to party.

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