CST338 March 19th - March 25th Week 03

For this week, I've worked with Vlad, Josh, and Kha. We exchanged our code files and reviewed each other's work through discord and shared. For the most part a lot of our code seems to be pretty similar. The major differences is the methods/functions we use from other libraries. Some of the feedback I've received from my peers was regarding how I've implemented my methods/functions closely to the prompt. As far as variable names, we've all followed the UML format so it was pretty clear. I went over some of my team mates code and compared them with mine and noticed the difference in some of the coding logic. Some were a bit more stream lined than others. One major trend i've noticed when reviewing the code of my peers was some of them weren't too sure on how to proceed certain methods/functions so we went over the prompt and used the instruction as pseudocode to help them properly implement certain methods. One of the hardest part of the code for me was trying to calculate the damage as it involved multiple methods, so if i didn't get the other methods implemented correctly I wouldnt be able to calculate the damage properly. As far as the coding portion of the entire assignment, the prompt was pretty clear and I pretty much just followed the prompt to the T using it as pseudocode. The biggest victory from this assignment was the research I had to do, I forgot what static and non-static was, researched what they were and learned what they were and why it was used for along with other certain class related things like this.x = x and etc.

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