Intro to Coding MOOC Challenge

Solving a Series of Coding Conundrums

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Approach
• Planning
• Design Phase One
• Design Phase Two
• Build Process
• Review
• Presentation
• Acknowledgments

Introduction

The Intro to Coding Challenge with Code First Girls is a 4-week challenge aiming to get participants to create Flowcharts and PseudoCode to represent the problems presented.

We were sorted into teams and presented with 5 coding problems. There were be 3 core problems and 2 additional problems. Teams were required to submit responses to 2 out of 5 questions for this challenge of our choosing in the form of a presentation. The top 3 submissions were invited to present on 24th October 2023.

Challenge Requirements:

Approach

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Planning

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Design (Phase One)

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Design (Phase Two)

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Build Process

• Follow the React Native Guide for getting started building a project with native code. A Mac is required if you wish to develop for iOS.
• Clone or download the repo
• yarn to install dependencies
• yarn run link to link react-native dependencies
• yarn start:ios to start the packager and run the app in the iOS simulator (yarn start:ios:logger will boot the application with redux-logger)
• yarn start:android to start the packager and run the app in the the Android device/emulator (yarn start:android:logger will boot the application with redux-logger)

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Review

etc

Presentation

our submission

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Intro To Coding Challenge 2023 - Grey Team

Acknowledgments

Thanks to Code First Girls for providing myself and other women the opportunity to educate and challenge ourselves to make the leap to a career in tech.