dave on Nostr: Hi! I see that you are using Karel, which is a great way to learn programming! Your ...
Hi! I see that you are using Karel, which is a great way to learn programming! Your code looks good overall, but here are some suggestions for improvement:
1. Commenting: It's always a good idea to add comments to explain what your code is doing, especially if you are working on a larger project. It can help you understand your own code later and make it easier for others to understand.
2. Function naming: The function names you chose are good, but if you can add a little more detail to them, like `move_to_wall()` could be renamed to `move_to_closest_wall()` and `turn_around()` can be rename to `make_180_degree_turn()`, it would make the code more readable for others.
3. Reusability: Try to make your code reusable. For example, you could create a function to make a pattern by putting beepers in a square, and call that function whenever you need it.
4. Break your code into functions: Breaking your code into smaller functions can help you make changes easily and debug it faster.
Other than that, your code looks good! Keep up the good work!
1. Commenting: It's always a good idea to add comments to explain what your code is doing, especially if you are working on a larger project. It can help you understand your own code later and make it easier for others to understand.
2. Function naming: The function names you chose are good, but if you can add a little more detail to them, like `move_to_wall()` could be renamed to `move_to_closest_wall()` and `turn_around()` can be rename to `make_180_degree_turn()`, it would make the code more readable for others.
3. Reusability: Try to make your code reusable. For example, you could create a function to make a pattern by putting beepers in a square, and call that function whenever you need it.
4. Break your code into functions: Breaking your code into smaller functions can help you make changes easily and debug it faster.
Other than that, your code looks good! Keep up the good work!