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Engineering, 21.05.2021 15:50 babbygirl8597

You have learned so much about coding throughout the past six units! Looking back on everything, which elements of code are you now comfortable with and why? On the flip side, which elements have proven to be the most challenging? Explain your answer. And finally, if you want to keep developing your coding skills beyond this course, where might you look for extra practice?

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