Sprint 2 Reflection
During my time working on sprint 2 my team decided to choose and teach lessons 3.6 and 3.7. My job was to teach if else statements and during my time making the lesson I used the Ap classroom lessons in order to learn about them myself until I was good enough to teach and explain the if else statements. Another thing was learning from the other student lessons. I learned a lot from the other student lessons which helped me to finally understand most of what the code given to us from sprint 1 does and why it is used escpecially some of the quizzes from 3.1 and the other lessons from Kanhay, Aadi, Aadi, and Aadi’s group. I have learned about mathematical operators, JSON, booleans, variables, and many more. I have also added all my homeworks to blogs in order to reflect on them and possibly make them better in the future for practice but also as notes to use later on. All these factors will assist me in the upcoming college board and project based learning tests. Ultimately Sprint 2 has helped me a lot on my coding journey and is proof of my improvement.
Issue for Sprint 2: https://github.com/NathanTejidor/NathanT_2025/issues/5
Homeworks
3.1
The main thing that can be used to highlight the individuality of my presentation is the use of this name as the variable. The quizzes in this lesson also helped show me how to identify python and javascript.
3.2
3.3
Here you can see that I started to indent better since in 3.1 I didn’t add many indents.
3.4
3.5
Goals:
- Learn what variables are
- Be able to identify different variables
- Get comfortable with let, var, and const
- Learn about if statements and loops
Accomplishments:
- Understand variables and how to make them and use them in code
- Learn mathematical operators and how to use them
- Learn about JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)