Software engineering and personal development
There are a lot of built-in methods that you can use to do a lot of manipulations with strings in Python.
You can convert them into lists, convert them from one case to another, or split them into partitions.
One such method is the opportunity to partition strings.
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After working on many different projects for many years I can wholeheartedly say that being a great engineer is so much more than syntax.
You may be able to recall many programming commands from many different programming projects, but still, you are not paid because you know them.
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It is no surprise that you may need to work with different programming languages, or at least use many methods. You may not be sure how do you call a method, how many parameters does it have, or the type of objects for each parameters. During these cases, having a quick look up on the API documentation helps you immensely. Continue reading
Yesterday during the Software Engineering class, the professor mentioned the Boehm’s spiral model which is a risk-driven software process framework, which was proposed by Boehm in the year 1988. This model assumes that changes are a result of project risks and includes explicit risk management activities to reduce these risks. Even though it was mentioned in a Computer Science class, it made me think about the potential implementations that this method can have in our self-improvement journey. Continue reading
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