Checkpoint 3:
- I will definitely use docstrings in the future. I will use them because they are helpful in showing another person what each function does. Also, when I am debugging my code it will be helpful if I know what each function is supposed to be doing.
Checkpoint 2:
- I think it is interesting that range does not take the last value. For example, range(0,100) will return the numbers 0 to 99.
- I am unsure if ranges can be used with lists. I am not sure if they can be used together.
Checkpoint 1:
- It wasn't that difficult for me because I have a little prior coding experience. I tried multiple different things and realized I could make the numbers in the list the same as the parameter so each side of the square would be that number.
