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M’s Answer
Hi David! This is a great question! With everything online these days, it can be difficult to stay organized. However, once you have a system I find that it is a game-changer. First of all, have folders for each of your classes, then depending on how your course is broken down, whether it is by week, by project, by chapter, create those additional folders accordingly. Then add assignments to each folder, and knowing that you are in computer science, save your code as a new file everyday that you edit it. I would make this note by added the day's date to the end of the file. Because I've taken a few coding classes, and I have messed up and wanted to start over but had already made changes, so this is an important step. Additionally have an archive folder and add any of the older dated files to this folder. So essentially one example of a folder would go Class > Week 1 > Assignment 3 > Exampleproject_4.8.2022.json. For example a file in the archive folder may look like the following Class > Week 1 > Assignment 3 > Archive > Exampleproject_4.6.2022.json.
Hope this made sense and helps! Good luck David!
Hope this made sense and helps! Good luck David!
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John’s Answer
David,
In addition to the answer above, once to have all your project organized locally consider creating a github account and keeping any major assignment/projects that you worked on there. Most companies use git based repositories and having that knowledge would be beneficial. Also, if you ever wanted to showoff your work you could easily do that.
In addition to the answer above, once to have all your project organized locally consider creating a github account and keeping any major assignment/projects that you worked on there. Most companies use git based repositories and having that knowledge would be beneficial. Also, if you ever wanted to showoff your work you could easily do that.
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