Collaborative Coding Practices
Students will learn and apply simple strategies for collaborative coding, such as sharing code, giving constructive feedback, and managing changes in a shared project.
Key Questions
- Explain the benefits of collaborative coding for complex projects.
- Differentiate between effective and ineffective ways to provide code feedback.
- Construct a plan for how a team can collaboratively develop a small program.
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