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john-azzaro · john-azzaro · commit 7e5ed15ed349 · 2019-10-14T16:37:29.000-07:00
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 Solving Programming Problems
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-  1. Read the problem at least 3 times.
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     PHASE 1: UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM:  
     
           1.1: READ THE PROBLEM AT LEAST 3 TIMES 
             • To understand a problem, read through it at least 3 times to make sure you catch all
-              the special requirements.
+              the special requirements and dont overlook something important.
 
-          1.2: REVERSE ENGINEER THE QUESTION
+          1.2: BREAK DOWN THE QUESTION
             • To get a better idea of the requirements of the problem/question, break down the 
-              problem/question into smaller components.
+              problem/question into smaller components that are expected (i.e. function names, etc).
 
-    1.3: CREATE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PROBLEM:
+          1.3: CREATE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PROBLEM:
             • Create a small list of questions about the problem.
     1.3: EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM: 
             • Try explaining the problem to someone else (or even communicate it on paper).
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     and return an array "evenNumbers" of only even numbers. If there are no even numbers, 
     return the empty array "evenNumbers".
 
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         1.1: READ THE PROBLEM AT LEAST 3 TIMES
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           and return an array "evenNumbers" of only even numbers. If there are no even numbers, 
           return the empty array "evenNumbers".
 
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-        1.2 IF YOU STILL DONT UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION, BREAK DOWN THE QUESTION:
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+        1.2 BREAK DOWN THE QUESTION
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             1. Create a simple function "selectEvenNumbers...                            
             2. ...that will take in an array of numbers...                               
             3. ...and return an array "evenNumbers" of only even numbers.                
