Week 8 Crossover Grading - Flora

[florayuan18]

FRQ	Github Page	Replit
Unit 2 - Light Sequence	Reflection	Light Sequence
Unit 3 - Dinner RSVP	Reflection	Dinner RSVP
Unit 4 - Coin Game	Reflection	Coin Game
Unit 4 - Hack	Reflection	Hack
Unit 5 - Invitation	Reflection	Invitation
Unit 5 - Password Generator	Reflection	Password Generator
Unit 6 - Payroll	Reflection	Payroll
Unit 7 - Username	Reflection	Username
Unit 8 - Experimental Farm	Reflection	Experimental Farm , Plot, Plot Main
Unit 9 - Books	Reflection	Unit8Animal, Book, BookListing
Unit 9 - Animals	Reflection	Unit9Animal, Animal, Elephant
Unit 10 - Number System	Reflection	Number System

Main Function My Reflection on Allen's Code Video

[allenyxu2004]

Feature	Evaluation	Score
Github/Wiki page	Flora has a reflection on her jekyll page that breakdowns the individual FRQs and her takeaways from each, reading them showed me that she developed a growing skill in each aspect and is truly learning more about Java	3/3
FRQ Menu	Flora has her reflections and FRQs linked easily on her review ticket, has links to her repl FRQs which are easy to access and in a single menu so no complex navigation is required	3/3
Github Source	The links on the ticket direct to the code sources on her replit	3/3
2 Inputs	Has her input done well on Unit 4 Hack FRQ and on her Unit 3 Dinner FRQ, but both were done inside repl.it and not through MVC on the main PBL website	0.8/1

Total Score: 9.8/10

[florayuan18]

Flora Reflection:

Comparison

• FRQ 10 Comparison

  • Allen used Parse Int which found the string and turned it into an integer so that he could compare the values
  • He put his code on MVC instead of Replit. His use of javascript makes for a nicer display.

• FRQ 3 Comparison

  • Allen used an array list to find an element in an array, which was more efficient than my use of many if statements
  • Allen converted the boolean back into a string to display it properly on the website, while I just left mine as booleans.

• FRQ 7 Comparison

  • Allen requested the parameters so he used those as the variables instead of actually establishing them.
  • Allen is also displaying the good through javascript and he is passing the results with Thymeleaf, so the end of our codes look different to accommodate our different platforms.

Summary

• Overall, doing the FRQs really helped me solidify the overall structure of the code, as well as when to use what when accomplishing certain tasks.
• Doing the Unit 9 FRQs specifically really helped me understand the implementation of superclasses and subclasses, as well as how to use the super keyword to my advantage.
• I also learned a lot about using loops in different contexts to satisfy the different requirements.
• I still need to work on using both 1D and 2D arrays, specifically with skills like traversing and extracting information. I find the format difficult to understand and confusing to read, so I need to focus on these more.
• I also need to work on working with multiple different files and organizing information between both. I often found myself repeating the same code in different files because I didn't plan well enough.