I am a software development student studying Python. I am practicing how to break down a coding problem. I am currently focusing on gathering information and asking clarifying questions about a problem space based on the problem description and examples.
I would like assistance reviewing the observations and questions that I came up with about a coding problem. I want to ensure that:
- The observations and assumptions I've written are relevant to the problem described and makes sense in in the context of the problem
- The questions I've written provide new information about the problem space and that my reasoning for asking the questions makes sense in the context of the problem.
The problem statement and examples are below: Problem Statement:
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Examples:
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Given the problem statement and examples above, please review the list of my observations and questions about the problem and my reasoning for asking them below. In your answer, do not include any code or implementation information about the problem. Assume that input validation is handled ahead of this function unless it is explicitly mentioned in the problem statement or examples, the focus should be on the core of the problem, not on validating inputs. I only want to focus on pulling out information from the prompt and understanding why the information is relevant, and asking questions to clarify the problem space. I would also like to hear about other observations or questions that would help clarify the problem. For any new observations or questions, please share information about why the observation is useful, or we would want to ask that new question and what we would learn about the problem from asking it.
My Observations & Questions:
1. Observation or question 1
- My reasoning for observation or question 1
2. Observation or question 2
- My reasoning for observation or question 2
3. Observation or question 3
- My reasoning for observation or question 3
4. Observation or question 4
- My reasoning for observation or question 4
5. Observation or question 5
- My reasoning for observation or question 5