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365 DAYS OF CODE - DAY 16

I did not implement the blackjack and the ace changing to 1 function to yesterday’s code.

Today is day 16, I should be at the intermediate level already, but I am not. I have 3 more lessons to go.

I should have just viewed all the hints rather than trying to figure it all out on my own.

Re-factor helps you rename every instance of a variable, like find and replace does but you do not have to find, you just right click on a variable, select re-factor and rename.

She preaches to us daily, which is a continuous source of motivation to continue.

I do not think I did well on my first capstone project although I thought it was not that difficult when I was working on it.

Today, we looked at scope, I can remember having a scope problem on one of the exercises. I think on day 13 (the calculator exercise) if I am not mistaken.

We also looked at namespaces which could be in either the local or global scope.

I have also decided to spend as much time as possible trying to solve a given problem, even though it takes weeks. Hopefully not.

So help me God.

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