Seoyeon Lee d2fb5cb35d If the work is shared and created with other people, if the work is not my own individual work, docstrings could be useful for effective communication. If all the team members has the decent computer programming skills, the codes themselves should be enough information for them to understand each others' work and inputs, but if some people are more advanced than others, and some are still learning, then docstrings could be very useful to have, it might not be the most effective or efficient ways to communicate among coders, but it might be much easier to start off a conversation. Yes, I will use docstrings. # -----------------------------------------------------------------

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If the work is shared and created with other people, if the work is not my own individual work, docstrings could be useful for effective communication. If all the team members has the decent computer programming skills, the codes themselves should be enough information for them to understand each others' work and inputs, but if some people are more advanced than others, and some are still learning, then docstrings could be very useful to have, it might not be the most effective or efficient ways to communicate among coders, but it might be much easier to start off a conversation. Yes, I will use docstrings. # -----------------------------------------------------------------

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drawtiles.py

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poetry.lock

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pyproject.toml

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ranges.py

checkpoint 2 was much easier than checkpoint 1. It was intersting that maximum does not really include the maximum number I intended to have, so I revised maximum by adding plus 1, and this allowed me to have the maximum number I planned to have in outcome page. I did not feel I was struggling with checkpoint 2, I am still processing checkpoint 1 question though.

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square.py

I had to think about the function of brackets, and I learned that the items inside of the brackets makes a list. Listing multiple items with commas does not create what we are trying to draw, we need to add 'for-loop' and the language 'for size in sizes' was not understood intuitively. I am unsure if I fully understand all of this yet, but manage to mimick the process.

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tile_grid.py

If the work is shared and created with other people, if the work is not my own individual work, docstrings could be useful for effective communication. If all the team members has the decent computer programming skills, the codes themselves should be enough information for them to understand each others' work and inputs, but if some people are more advanced than others, and some are still learning, then docstrings could be very useful to have, it might not be the most effective or efficient ways to communicate among coders, but it might be much easier to start off a conversation. Yes, I will use docstrings. # -----------------------------------------------------------------

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tile.py

If the work is shared and created with other people, if the work is not my own individual work, docstrings could be useful for effective communication. If all the team members has the decent computer programming skills, the codes themselves should be enough information for them to understand each others' work and inputs, but if some people are more advanced than others, and some are still learning, then docstrings could be very useful to have, it might not be the most effective or efficient ways to communicate among coders, but it might be much easier to start off a conversation. Yes, I will use docstrings. # -----------------------------------------------------------------

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