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# -----------------------------------------------------------------
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# Write your entire commit message above this line.
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#
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# The first line should be a quick description of what you changed.
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# Then leave a blank line.
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# Then, taking as many lines as you want, answer the questions
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# corresponding to your checkpoint.
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#
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# Checkpoint 1:
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# - Describe a problem you could solve, or a situation you could simulate,
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# using classes.
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# Checkpoint 2:
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# - This checkpoint asked you to write docstrings explaining code. When you
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# were writing docstrings, how was your thinking different from your thinking
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# when you are writing code?
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# - When you write code in the future for your own projects, do you think you will
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# include docstrings?
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#
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# Checkpoint 3:
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# - Solving problems by writing classes to represent parts of the problem is called
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# Object-Oriented Programming, or OOP for short. Describe your experience with
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# OOP while working on Yahtzee. How is this style of problem-solving different
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# from the way you might have written a Yahtzee program in Units 1 or 2?
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