Exercise 36
Designing and Debugging
Now that you know if-statements, I’m going to give you some rules for for-loops and while-loops that will keep you out of trouble. I’m also going to give you some tips on debugging so that you can figure out problems with your program. Finally, you will design a little game similar to the previous exercise but with a slight twist.
From Idea to Working Code
There is a simple process anyone can follow to turn your idea into code. This isn’t the only process, but it is one that works well for many people. Use this until you develop your own personal process.
Get your idea out of your head in any form you understand. Are you a writer? Then write an essay about your idea. Are you an artist or designer? Then draw ...
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