ul oul uis usslon this week. . Do you take notes on the chapter? There\'s a ton
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ul oul uis usslon this week. . Do you take notes on the chapter? There's a ton of very specific information in this chapter. How will you remember all of it? Or will you? In this chapter, Gaddis starts using pseudocode to help describe a solution. Do you understand what pseudocode is? Have you written any before? How could it help you design your program? Why not just start writing code instead? In other words, what is the point to the pseudocode in your opinion? . In general, how did the programming assignments go for you? What problems gave you trouble or did you have any trouble?Explanation / Answer
a) Yes, I did take the notes of the chapter. Without them it would be difficult to remember all of the things taught in the class. I noted down the key points which would be beneficial in order to prepare for that chapter later on. With these notes, I am sure to remember the topics and whenever I will learn some new topics related to that topic, I will note it down with this topic so I can remember all of it.
b) A psuedocode is an information which describes what a program will do. It can be in simple words or can be a rough code in which we jsut tell what that part is supposed to do instead of just writing the whole code.
A psuedocode is very beneficial before we write an actual code. it gives a rough idea or a structure of the code of what is to be done and how it is to be done. If we start writing the code without making the psuedocode, it will be difficult as we would not know the flow of the program and how we will accomplish the task. So, we write a psuedocode as it makes it easier to achieve the task.
c) The programmign assignment went very well for me. I learned a lot of new stuff. Whenever I camr accross any new topic, I just created notes for it as it will be easier to read it later on. I got into troubles as some of the problems were very hard. But with a lot of efforts I completed the assignment.
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