Inzurriaga

I'm going to get in contact with my old officer in the military who taught me a little programming while I was in the military.
He has a degree in computer science and has friends who work all around the world in computer related jobs. I'll contact him
during the break and it will be remote due to him traveling because he is still in the military. the plus side before I left 
The military he told me to get in contact with him when I'm done with school so he kind of reached out to me already. Other Steps
Ill take to building better connections is just talking to old friends from school. i went to a tech school where half the people
are in some computer related job and funny story i met one during a bus ride to school. when i told him i was in school for 
web development he wanted to see some of my work so I showed some on my computer. He was really interested in what I did. 
He told me he works at a tech company that supports websites and if i ever wanted to work there he'll offer me a recommendation. 

Inzurriaga

• https://github.com/b3an5/Jeopardy
• general class structure
• readability
• dont have test yet, DD function, round 3 function, disable card after answer function, and feedback on who turn it is.
• suggestion on refactor

Pair-to-Pair Code Review

5 mins

Inzurriaga

I loved computers since I was little. I always broke my toys because to me it was more fun seeing how it work rather than 
playing with them. The way things work and how things function is what started me on programming. I taught myself python 
(a high-level programming language just like javascript) when I was ten. I built little games and applications with them. 
I also taught myself blender ( a 3d software ) and some photo editing software such as Gimp and Inkscape. I started making 
small 3d games with what I learn nothing crazy like a video game for a console. As I got older I got busier and didn't do 
much of my hobbies anymore. I didn't know what I wanted to be while in high school so I join the military until I found a 
career path. When I search my name on google I saw my old 3d models I posted on a website for 3D designer. Realizing how much 
I miss doing what I use to love I started back again with my old hobbies while I was in the military. At the end of my 
military, I knew I wanted to go back to

Inzurriaga

site to codepen: https://codepen.io/inzurriaga/full/WgjdWB

Day one prework

1. On a website, what is the purpose of HTML code?

The HTML is the content layer giving the web page structure.

2. What is the difference between an element and a tag?

Inzurriaga

being empathetic in a design aspect doesn't mean making something for yourself but for others. making something that can benefit the experience for all user. software is just one and zero's making something easy for someone mute speak, the blind see, or slow fast. this helping of others can motivate to make the world better and what I do more passionate about the project. sharing this passion with friends can pass on the motivation to them and cause a domino effect to better on whatever your goal is. the goal can be a project, website, or something small such as helping someone with an acute issue. but we should never let this empathy overwell us with emotions that can distract us from the goal and finding people with a common goal can be that shoulder you can lean on to carry on.

Inzurriaga

1. first starting out reading the article the first one I knew was the one I can relate to the most without knowing the rest and when i was done reading I still feel the same feeling for the first. google is the best thing the internet has to offer because it is the internet. the resource and help you can find with just a simple search button. every time i get stuck I can always rely on Google to help me out or find a new way of doing something I always been doing. the 18 behavior kind of piggybacks on the first because I always see my code and how I can clean it up and make it not only easier for me to read but for others. ill research if there's an easier way of doing something or the proper way of doing something. I'm willing to also take criticism from other and see it as a learning experience and not a punishment because they were in my shoes before and they're trying to better me so I can be a more productive developer.

2. after reading and hearing the article what I got the most out of it is