Code review comments help you recognize areas for improvement that you might have overlooked, enhancing your overall code quality.
Seemingly harsh comments often introduce you to industry best practices and coding standards that will elevate your skills.
Engaging in code reviews, even when comments seem harsh, improves your ability to collaborate and communicate effectively with team members.
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Andrei has represented Romania in many international competitive programming contests. His highest achievement to date is winning the bronze medal at the Central European Olympiad in Informatics.
Andrei has also worked for Amazon and Keystone. Since 2015, he's been training students for the International Olympiad and preparing aspiring engineers to crush their coding interviews.
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He has built many innovative products using algorithms and data structures, such as Autocorrect and Swipe Typing for the iOS keyboard, Music Recommendation Engine, and Real-Time Optimal Exchange Algorithm. Mircea has been a coding interview and competitive programming coach for over a decade.
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Constructive comments focus on the code, not the person. They provide specific suggestions for improvement and explain the reasoning behind the feedback. If a comment seems harsh, try to look at the underlying message and how it can help you improve your code.
It's okay to disagree, but approach it professionally. Ask for clarification, provide your reasoning, and be open to discussion. Sometimes, these disagreements can lead to valuable learning experiences for both parties.
Focus on the code, not the person. Be specific in your feedback and explain the reasoning behind your suggestions. Use a constructive tone and offer solutions or alternatives when pointing out issues. Remember to also highlight positive aspects of the code.
AlgoCademy helps you translate ideas into code, guiding you step-by-step, thus making the whole learning experience more interactive than just following video lessons.
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