Compsci 101, 4/16. Topics for today Compsci is different Problem solving practice and the real world limited resources and information proper coding style.

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Compsci 101, 4/16

Topics for today Compsci is different Problem solving practice and the real world limited resources and information proper coding style A casual programming endeavor

Real world (IRL) programming Limited starting information Less thorough, if any, test cases provided Communicating your ideas to others is key

Let’s do a problem makeChange What is a clean, efficient solution?

Let’s do a problem textRoll Think about edge cases What is good code style?

The real world…? Pt 2 Not in class! Not in the Link! You’ve got an idea, or you’ve found a problem you want to solve… Where to start? HOW to start?

Jumble #1

Jumble #2

Jumble #3

Jumble #4

Head to Eclipse

How to solve everyday problems, and the key to getting better… Think programmatically about the world around you What tasks do you encounter that can be sped up by an algorithm? Do not get frustrated or discouraged when starting a project Roadblocks WILL happen, step back, reevaluate, then try again

Summary Compsci is not like other subjects Practice the new skills you have learned You encounter problems and challenges all the time Other subjects, Day-to-day stuff How can programming help? Thoughtful coding is powerful coding. Think about your approach and do not be afraid to ask for help.