2014-05-12, 02:14 PM
Once you figure out what to do for this project specifically, you need to figure out what exactly you don't understand about the class.
Is it the syntax? Do you not understand the thought process required for the problem? Is the theory confusing (looking at you, thermo)?
When I took APCS, at least for me, it was never an issue of not understanding how to code - it was always "do I REALLY have to do it this way? Is there an easier way to do this besides writing 15 loops and making 30 objects?"
It was something I couldn't see myself doing for the rest of my life. Debugging was way too frustrating.
Best of luck with however the project turns out. Definitely talk to your partner, and see what they think you should do.
Is it the syntax? Do you not understand the thought process required for the problem? Is the theory confusing (looking at you, thermo)?
When I took APCS, at least for me, it was never an issue of not understanding how to code - it was always "do I REALLY have to do it this way? Is there an easier way to do this besides writing 15 loops and making 30 objects?"
It was something I couldn't see myself doing for the rest of my life. Debugging was way too frustrating.
Best of luck with however the project turns out. Definitely talk to your partner, and see what they think you should do.