hw01-Jingkun Wang

[jingkunw]

This is my first time I used Github and R. Many new terms, like"Markdown", "pull request", "commit", made me confused. I googled these terms to try to understand them better. As for the actual workflow of this homework, I used #, ##, ### to distinguish the different levels of headings. There is something need to pay attention. We need to enter space before the #, if not, it will not be shown in the form that we want. In terms of the "lists", I did the unordered lists first, but it didn't work well. So, I used ordered one here. The code of the image was copied from the Github browser, which was generated after I dragged the image into the "write" area under the function of creating a new issue. I got this instruction for Youtube. Beside Youtube and Google, the guide of Markdown also helped a lot. I learned how to insert links just from there.

[sushmitavgopalan16]

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Topic	Excellent	Satisfactory	Needs Work
Coding style	x
Coding strategy	x
Presentation	x
Achievement, creativity	x
Ease of access	x

Remarks:

• Nice work! You've shown proficient use of various different elements.
• Nice use of headers.
• You can remove the text that was in the file already - "hw01" etc.
• Commit early and often for future, longer assignments - helps you keep track and gives you versions to go back to, if required!

[zahraamalias]

Evaluation HW-01 for Jingkun Wang

Topic	Excellent	Satisfactory	Needs Work
Coding style	v
Coding strategy	v
Presentation		v
Achievement, creativity		v
Ease of access	v

Remarks:

• Although you have attempted to use "#", "##", or "###", when put together next to each other they don't look that easy to distinguish and the page seemed 'full'. Try to alternate normal text with these headers for better presentation.
• While you have used bullet points well, you could also italicize or bold the text to improve presentation.
• It's good that the image showed up and the link worked. Well done!