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Its harder to have people work together on the same code because they might have some other thinking of solving the coding.

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every one will get confused and wonder how every arrow point at. Also we will finish faster.

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1.I leaned how to debug the equation on the paper.
2.I learned how to defeat boys in a competition faster.
3.I leaned new things about coding.
4.We would be able to beat our competiton faster.
5. I don't believe it would be harder it would be more easier because you woyld have more support.
6. No because you could  find the the mistake and debug the problem.

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I debugged the math problem
1. We learned how to debug.
2. We would have got through the relay faster
3.It is harder because when they get finshed and i were to go i would have to go through the steps
4.No you really don't have to start over because u can just go through what you did and fixed what was wrong.

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Today we learned how to code with arrows to know each arrows direction and we also got taught how to debug like for example when people mess up on their work they debug/fix/redo.

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1 we learned about debug something
we learned how video games are made. 2 we would have been done fast
3.its kinda hard because anyone could mess up and then everything gets messed up
4. You can just get rid of the one mistake then continue

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I think it is easier to have multiple people working on the same program, because more eyes are on the code. Someone is likely to catch a mistake I didn't notice. Similar to having someone proofread a piece of writing.  ~Ms. Gapp

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1.We learned how to DEBUG something.
2.We would be able to do things faster.
3.Its easier because you get a break.
4.No you erase dur.

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I debugged the recipe when my biscuits didn't turn out right.

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I debugged the recipe when my biscuits didn't turn out right.

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~Ms. Gapp

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Use the word DEBUG in a sentence.

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If you find a mistake, do you have to throw out the entire program and start over? Why or why not?

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What did we learn today?

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What if we were each able to do 5 arrows at a time during programming relay?

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Is it easier or harder to have multiple people working the same program?  Why