Design comparison
Solution retrospective
As for what I'm most proud of, I'd say it's the progress I've made in tackling increasingly complex coding challenges. Over time, I've developed a deeper understanding of algorithms, data structures, and problem-solving techniques. It's gratifying to see how far I've come and how I can now approach challenges that once seemed daunting with more confidence and skill.
Looking ahead, there are always areas for improvement. One thing I'd focus on next time is managing my time more effectively during the challenge. Sometimes, I find myself getting stuck on a particular problem for too long, which can eat into the time I have for other tasks. I'd work on striking a better balance between persistence and knowing when to step back and approach the problem from a different angle or seek help when needed.
Overall, I'm proud of how far I've come in my coding journey, and I'm excited to continue learning and growing with each new challenge I encounter.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?As I tackle coding challenges, I encounter various obstacles along the way. Here are some common challenges I face and how I typically overcome them:
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Understanding the Problem: Sometimes, the problem statement may be unclear or ambiguous. In such cases, I break down the problem into smaller parts, clarify any doubts by asking questions if possible, and carefully analyze the requirements.
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Choosing the Right Approach: There are often multiple ways to solve a problem, and choosing the most efficient approach can be challenging. I typically start by considering different strategies, weighing their pros and cons, and selecting the one that seems most suitable based on factors like time complexity, space complexity, and ease of implementation.
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Implementation Errors: Translating my algorithmic approach into code can lead to errors and bugs. To overcome this challenge, I adopt a systematic debugging process. I use print statements, debuggers, and test cases to identify and fix issues step by step.
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Optimizing Performance: After implementing a solution, I often strive to optimize its performance further. This may involve refining the algorithm, reducing redundant computations, or optimizing data structures. I use profiling tools and benchmarking techniques to identify bottlenecks and improve efficiency.
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Time Management: In timed coding challenges, managing time effectively is crucial. I practice time management techniques such as prioritizing tasks, allocating time for each step of the problem-solving process, and staying focused on the task at hand to complete the challenge within the given timeframe.
By being systematic, persistent, and adaptable, I strive to overcome these challenges and continue improving my coding skills with each new challenge I encounter.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Styling: Assistance with improving the visual appearance of the page using CSS. This could include refining fonts, colors, spacing, and layout to make the page more aesthetically pleasing and user-friendly. Responsive Design: Help in ensuring that the page looks good and functions well on various devices and screen sizes. This may involve implementing responsive design techniques such as media queries or flexbox/grid layouts. Accessibility: Guidance on making the page more accessible to users with disabilities. This could involve adding appropriate alt text to images, ensuring semantic HTML structure, and testing with screen readers. Optimization: Assistance with optimizing the code and assets to improve page load times and performance. This may include minifying CSS and JavaScript files, optimizing images, and reducing unnecessary code. Additional Features: Suggestions for adding extra features or functionality to enhance the user experience. This could involve implementing interactive elements, animations, or additional content sections.
Community feedback
- @peter4049Posted 6 months ago
The solution should include a start warp with Main & Section (optional) and div container which is a nice code flow I like.
In the table section <table> and then use <tbody> after that <tr> and <td> which will give Perfect Wrap of the Table tag.
The layout is good for the screen size between mobile & desktop.
The code is well-structured but Like I said in the table section in HTML File should be just like that <table><tbody><tr><td></td></tr></tbody></table> which is perfect wrap.
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