I understand the concepts of class, methods and instances, but the code themselves are hard to understnad.
If i wrote the codes like unit 1 or 2, they would include more fucntions and loops. That is what I am confortbale with.
OOP seems to super efficient and writing the codes as they are can be more organized, I do think I am at the level to write them as the Yahtzee game.
When writing docstrings, I had to think deeper about what is happening at each line of the code and how it effects the final result.
Some methods had choices, so I had to run through how they made a choice.
When writing code, I have to also go bit by bit, but actually write out the code to make it work, rather than just "walking through it" when writing the docstrings.
Yes! I think it is helpful, especaily for longer codes. It can get a bit too much when there is a lot going on, so having doscstrings can help organize!
