Rhendz

Joined 12 February 2018
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* How autonomous are you when developing:
* How autonomous are you when developing:
*: Highly autonomous and if I have any questions I tend to search various related materials and Stack Overflow before reaching out to someone.
*: ''Highly autonomous'' and if I have any questions I tend to search various related materials and Stack Overflow before reaching out to someone.
** Do you like to discuss changes intensively and not start coding until you know what you want to do?
** Do you like to discuss changes intensively and not start coding until you know what you want to do?
**: No, I enjoy discussing changes, but the extent to which I discuss them is dependent on the project at hand. Rather, I tend to discuss changes and work on the project incrementally. In other words, I think balancing discussion of changes and work on a particular project is more efficient because particular interpretations of changes may change throughout the project.
**: <pre>No, I enjoy discussing changes, but the extent to which I discuss them is dependent on the project at hand. Rather, I tend to discuss changes and work on the project incrementally. In other words, I think balancing discussion of changes and work on a particular project is more efficient because particular interpretations of changes may change throughout the project.</pre>
** Do you like to code a proof of concept to 'see how it turns out', modifying that and taking the risk of having work thrown away if it doesn't match what the project or original proponent had in mind?
** Do you like to code a proof of concept to 'see how it turns out', modifying that and taking the risk of having work thrown away if it doesn't match what the project or original proponent had in mind?
**: No... I cannot begin immediately coding at once - I have done that too many times to know that that does not work. I like to plan out my code incrementally on a piece of paper, then begin implementing/testing a few functions at a time. I believe that this reduces the amount of effort spent coding and helps stay true to what the project originally intended.
**: <pre>No... I cannot begin immediately coding at once - I have done that too many times to know that that does not work. I like to plan out my code incrementally on a piece of paper, then begin implementing/testing a few functions at a time. I believe that this reduces the amount of effort spent coding and helps stay true to what the project originally intended.</pre>


== Y: Your task ==
== Y: Your task ==
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