Checkpoint 3:
When writing my own programs I think I would try to use docstrings more. When writing programs I normally use the hashtag which has become muscle memory for me but I will try to use docstring because it looks cleaner and more effective.
Checkpoint 2:
What I understood well was the print_even_numbers, print_odd_numbers, and print_multiples_of_five functions because it reminded me of an assignment I had in my previous coding courses.
What I found interesting about ranges is that it included the first and last numbers in the list. My initial assumption was that when using ranges it would call every number in between the first and last digit, excluding the first and last digit.
With ranges I am a little unsure about whether range includes the maximum numberor stops just before it, and when I should add the +1 to make sure the endpoint is included.
Checkpoint 1:
I found it difficult to rewrite square() using a for-loop. It has been a long time since I took a coding course so I did not remember much from what I did in previous coding courses to apply here.
I did a lot of trial and error to see what I remembered about for-loops and if all went wrong I looked online for examples of how a for-loop properly looks.
