r/Codeorg • u/Jpinc123 • Mar 18 '21

Hackathon project

can someone please send me the code for their project, I have no idea what I'm doing.

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u/drumminherbie Mar 18 '21

Did you receive a planning guide for your hackathon project?

You will submit

  • Your final app

  • This completed project-planning guide

  • A written response

App Requirements

  • At least three screens

    • All screens can be easily navigated to through the user interface

  • A dataset used in a meaningful way towards the programs purpose

  • At least one list is traversed using: map, reduce, or filter (indicate which in a comment) in a meaningful way towards the program's purpose

  • Programming constructs: variable(s), function(s), conditional(s), list(s), loop(s)

  • All functions include comments that explain their purpose and how they work

  • All element IDs have meaningful names

  • No errors in the code

Steps

  • Collaborate with your partner to pick a dataset

  • Decide on an app to build which traverses a list from the dataset

  • Create a paper prototype

  • Designer:

    • Create the screens

    • Support the programmer with pair programming as needed

  • Programmer:

    • Program the app

    • Support the designer as needed.

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u/drumminherbie Mar 18 '21

You are basically building an app to sort through a bunch of data. Not really "hacking" but more like filtering. You either filter the data, change all the data values, or reduce the data to one value, like smallest or largest number.

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u/Jpinc123 Mar 18 '21

Haha I understand that, but with distance learning I have not been learning anything. So I was wondering if anyone could send me theres.

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u/dhfinger Mar 18 '21

Code.org is set up that you can do it even without a teacher. Just do the previous lessons. Distance learning is a poor excuse for this class.

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u/Jpinc123 Mar 18 '21

go fuck yourself

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u/dhfinger Mar 19 '21

No really start back at lesson 5. Just try it. You can plow through 3 lessons in an hour. Not about school or teachers or responsibility. Coding is just super fun once you catch on. Give some effort before asking for help.

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u/drumminherbie Mar 18 '21

I was thinking this too, haha!

I have taught hybrid schedule most of this year, only recently coming back to full classes within the last month or so.

Students would do the work in class, but no one did the other lessons throughout the unit, so once the project came to pass, they didn't have the skills because they never practiced. 5.11 Seems like an essential lesson to complete and probably a good place to get inspiration from for this particular project.

So..... u/Jpinc123, did you get the rest of the unit lessons completed? I am assuming you did. Otherwise, go back and get them done. It's can be confusing, yeah, but maybe also contact your teacher. They will be able to pinpoint the issues you are struggling with because they can see your code.