cse15l-lab-reports

Writing Clean Code

Links

1. My markdown-parse repository
2. The repository we reviewed

Snippet 1

1. Expected output using VScode preview:
2. Junit test I created for it:
3. Corresponding output when running the test:
   • My implementation:
   • The implementation I reviewed in Week 7:
4. Small code change: To check if the code inside the backticks changes the markdown link. This is because backticks can make it so that the code within [] or () would not generate a link, making the markdown link not work.

Snippet 2

1. Expected output using VScode preview:
2. Junit test I created for it:
3. Corresponding output when running the test:
   • My implementation:
   • The implementation I reviewed in Week 7:
4. Small code change: Check if each type of bracket (parentheses, escaped bracket, bracket) has closing pair within the link’s formatted brackets as if they are closed they won’t affect the markdown links.

Snippet 3

1. Expected output using VScode preview:
2. Junit test I created for it:
3. Corresponding output when running the test:
   • My implementation:
   • The implementation I reviewed in Week 7:
4. Small code change: Check if there are newlines contained with the parentheses / brackets because links only work when all needed parts of the link are next to each other regardless of seperate lines, for example it works when ends of the brackets / parentheses aren’t seperated by newlines as this is a needed part of the link formatting.