A team of students is collaborating on a program to obtain local weather data from a website, and predict weather-related school closings based on their own formulas. They must present their code to a group of faculty, some of whom have little to no experience with code. What strategies can the group use while writing their code, in order to make it more understandable for the faculty?

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Computers & Technology

29 April, 03:29

A team of students is collaborating on a program to obtain local weather data from a website, and predict weather-related school closings based on their own formulas. They must present their code to a group of faculty, some of whom have little to no experience with code. What strategies can the group use while writing their code, in order to make it more understandable for the faculty?

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Abel Mack · Answer 1

1. Using meaningful names for all variables and functions.

2. Use shorter blocks of codes wherever possible

Explanation:

Their code should be easy to read, this can be achieved by avoiding complex syntax, basically they should adopt the two methods stated in the answer