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I noticed a lot of changes in this submit (likely due to the changes we had to make to run python 3.10), but I did see the exercises.md updated in this submit as well. It was different in this lab to be working with a data set instead of writing code. I still found that you could check your work as you went and in the later exercises found myself adding one pipe at a time to help ensure I was working towards getting the answer. The thinking process and troubleshooting felt the same, but the skills I was using were different. I feel like I am becoming more familiar with using the terminal and was starting to see how pipes can be useful in more advanced computer programming. I felt like I got each of the exercises to work, but sometimes thought (especially for the last 2) that there may have been more than one way to do them. I was also curious if there were other pipe functions that could help to complete the task that were not covered in the lab. I’ve found Discord to be a great resource for help and we have been using our Sunday meetings to check in and work through any sticking points. |
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