(WEEK 9)

What are some similarities and differences you can see with JS and Python?

Both programming languages exhibit a strikingly similar structure, encompassing a common set of data types, conditional statements, and loops. However, a notable distinction lies in their syntax, where one language employs indentation instead of curly braces for code block delineation.

If you had started with Python instead of JS, how do you think the Bootcamp would be different? Would you have benefited?

While acknowledging the Python language's intuitive syntax, I believe that learning JavaScript, with its meticulous nature, fosters a greater emphasis on code accuracy and precision. This emphasis on accuracy cultivates a more thorough approach to coding, which can be highly beneficial in developing robust and error-free software solutions.

Think of a project or tech based tool that you use often and think about what the database structure might look like for it. Do you feel like you have a better understanding of how it works now and could you see yourself enjoying building something like that in the future?

An app that I use a lot is the "guitartuna" app which provides a guitar tuner and metronome which I use for teaching. I could imagine the data structure would consist of
Tuning ID: A unique identifier for each tuning. Name: The name of the tuning, "Standard," "Drop D," "Half Step Down," etc. Notes: The specific notes corresponding to each string in the tuning. Chord ID: A unique identifier for each chord. Name: The name of the chord, like "C Major," "G7," "Dm," etc. Notes: The individual notes that make up the chord. Audio: Audio representation of the chord for playback.
I'm planning on building a similiar app for my cap stone project.