erbrown 1259aa6fb9 My thinking was different as I was really thinking about what was happening from beginning to end. It was more of the process of a whole to my thinking. When I code I take one step at a time to really make sure I am returning the correct information. Yes I do think i will include docstrings or comments to help me understand what is happening along with going back to reference what I did if I forgot what I did.

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dice_stats.py

An example could be playing cards. Each card is represented as a suit or value (1,2,3,4,...) and a deck is collection of cards. A player class can keep track of the cards and score. You could analyze or run the simulation multiple times to see which player wins the most or if a player is more likely to pick up a certain suit.

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yahtzee_goals.py

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yahtzee.py

My thinking was different as I was really thinking about what was happening from beginning to end. It was more of the process of a whole to my thinking. When I code I take one step at a time to really make sure I am returning the correct information. Yes I do think i will include docstrings or comments to help me understand what is happening along with going back to reference what I did if I forgot what I did.

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