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CS 371p Spring 2024: Naman Arora

Naman Arora

What did you do this past week?

This week I completed project 1, Grades. The ending was a bit tedious, as I had to write all the unit tests to get 100% percent code coverage. Other than that, I just had work in other classes to just catch up on. Over the weekend, I went out and visited the Triangle and South Congress, and ate at a restaurant new to me, Mezze Me's. The food was really good.

What’s in your way?

Nothing much is in my way, but I do have work like Project 2, Voting, to get started on and other class work to finish.

What will you do next week?

This week, I will finish up project 2. Right now, I am facing some issues in the input reading, so once I finish that I should be fine.

What did you think of Paper #3. Continuos Integration?

I think Continuous Integration is essential because it ensures that code changes are integrated into the main codebase frequently, reducing integration issues and conflicts. This practice also facilitates early detection and resolution of bugs, enhancing overall software quality and accelerating the development process.

What did you think of argument passing and exceptions?

I think both argument passing and execptions are essential to use in code, as argument passing allows functions to receive input data, facilitating code reusability and modularity by enabling the same function to work with different values. Exceptions provide a mechanism for handling unexpected situations or errors gracefully, improving the robustness and reliability of software by allowing developers to handle errors effectively and maintain application stability.

What made you happy this week?

This week I completed all my rings on my Apple Watch, which really made me happy.

What’s your pick-of-the-week or tip-of-the-week?

This week, Apple released the Vision Pro, which seems like the next big step in Augmented Reality, allowing people to wear the headset and interact with both software and the real world together.