What was the problem?

I got stuck on Manipulating JS Objects. This is a challenge that requires you to manipulate things in the object. I had a go at it but i wasnt getting it to turn True. Whenever i get stuck on something i always try to do it myself before asking for help. so i went back to sprint 3 intro to Js and watched the Objects video again and that helped me on how to approach this challenge. I realised that it was pretty simple i just needed to spell it correctly because its case sensitive.

As i got towards the end of the challenge, my anxiety levels started to come down. What i took away from this challenge is to relax and take my time to check the spelling of the syntax.

Elegantly solved a problem

On the Manipulating JS Objects challenge i was able to append new properties to an existing object without directly editing the object.

Reflect on how confident you feel using each of these problem-solving techniques/processes:

Pseudocode: I use this method when im laying out my webpage. It makes it easier for people who are reaing my code understand whats going on.

Trying something I usually try to figure it out on my own. If i dont know what to do i look in the discord then if i cant find anything on there i will ask my cohort and then i will ask my facilitator.

Rubber Ducky I tried doing this but it feels weird. I can see how it benifits people though.

Reading error messages sometimes i understand what needs to be done. Still work in progress.

Console.logging I been using it abit more this sprint and i understand that its really useful.

Googling i use google almost all the time. sometimes im on google for ages and still cant find what im looking for.

Asking your peers for help yeah i asked my peers if i get stuck pretty often.

Asking coaches for help i haven't been doing this as much as i like. i have been using the discord or my cohort for help.

Improving your process with reflection yeah i like reflecting in general. its a reminder that im heading in the right direction in life.