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Rebecca Hankey 0e877d3fba I have been working on the code for
numberwords. This assignment seemed really daunting at first, but it
appears to be following a fairly straight forward pattern

Planning from the top down gave me to chance to break elements into
groups where definitions and functions could be similar, but accomplish
different tasks. I have not gotten it to work competely, but I am in the phase
where the errors appear to by typos, rather than reworking the entire project.

That is reassuring, however I wanted to take the chance to submit once before
these typos are complete and corrected, because I remember with other assignments
getting through the typo-phase, then having the code still throw errors.

On a different note, I have found it difficult to remember to submit my work as
I go. I just find myself in a zone and I almost forget to come up for air.
Once I find a pattern that appears to do what I want it to, then I get buckled in and
focused on copying that pattern exactly. I find that when I step away or take a break to reflect that
I have an extremely tough time getting back into it. i wonder if that is beause I am
not as experienced in coding? So, the trasnition in and out of the process if jarring.
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