1. What I did, is, go onto SoloLearn and began working on the CSharp Tutorials, to help get a better understanding of programming and to improve my problem solving skills. I have been working on it for about two weeks and I’ve been trying to not use a single hint or even ask for help, sometimes I will ask, but I haven’t used a single hint yet and I’m taking my time to learn as much as possible and get through the quizzes accurately.
2. I have learned how to do very basic programming when before I knew nothing. Things like arithmetic operators, addition +, subtraction -, multiplication *, division /, modulus %. And how to use arguments and methods. I could go on listing specifics but in general what each piece of code does in coding and how they work alone and with other coding. How to add outputs and inputs, constants, variables, parameters, return and integers. I’ve learned how to read a piece of code and tell you want the output is. And even tell you what most of it does/means.
3. I would say the hardest part of the tutorials is trying to memorize all of the key words like do, return, void, main, etc. And phrases like Console.WriteLine(x);. The second most challenging aspect would be understanding what each piece of the code does. Like you may be learning about one thing but you don’t know what this other thing is. So if you are like me, you take two years trying to figure it out, or look it up because it’s becoming annoying, you want to know what all the pieces in the coding does or you might not get exactly what the one thing you are currently learning does/means.
Explain what you did (1pt.)
Explain what you learned (1pt.)
Explain what the most challenging part of the tutorial process (1pt.)