The week we continued learning about computer networks and focused on the application layer. We also had some practice with HTTP protocols and used Wireshark to continue to analyze the network calls. We performed a lab with Wireshark that had us analyse different types of requests, including simple text, larger text files and requests that included both text and images. I found it interesting to see how the network handled the different types of request. I look forward to learning more about computer networks in the coming weeks.
For the Markov code review I worked with my teammate Brandon Hoppens. My strategy for the Markov assignment was to first read through the entire prompt and ensure that I had a general idea of what the program was supposed to do. I then worked through the prompt building each method before moving on to the next. I built all of the methods and then ran the test after my initial build. I was able to pass a few of the test and failed others. I then went back to the individual tests I failed and manually debugged them. This was in contrast to how Brandon tackled the prompt as he was implementing the methods as they were needed. He worked to ensure each piece that he added worked with the existing code base. I think I would change my strategy to adopt some of his methods and use an incremental approach. I relied on building the entire program before running the first test, and I can see how on bigger projects this could lead to some frustration. The feedback I received from Brandon was ...
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