LAB #5 - Table & Lists by Jorge Carty Diaz

          In this lab #5, I was supposed to make a table with 2 rows and 6 columns that contain different type of information. The information that I required to put in my columns was favorite foods, favorite movies, favorite subjects, least favorite subjects, favorite music genre, and grocery list. For some of them i had to put reasons why i liked them and basically give reasoning to my answer which makes sense, you should always a reason to your choices. This lab kind of complicated since there was a lot of code together and it got confusing at times because my code wasn't working and it stressed me out when i had to look over everything, but something that helped me a lot was the organization i have while coding. I always have comments that tells me what codes do, basically i have pseudo code to make my life easier when it comes to look at my work over.

          In this case, i found very interesting how i was able to solve problems using different methods and that is something a web designer needs to do. Some times you will get stuck at certain points and you will have to come up with your own method to get yourself out of that. I would recommend all future web designers to use pseudo code and label your codes. From now on, i will use it more often because it really made my life easier. Remember, don't be lazy and don't make your life harder later.


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