Answer each question in 3 to 5 sentences. Be specific and honest about what actually happened while you worked. This is about your process, not trying to sound perfect.
- What did the game look like the first time you ran it?
- List at least two concrete bugs you noticed at the start
(for example: "the hints were backwards").
- Which AI tools did you use on this project (for example: ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot)?
- Give one example of an AI suggestion that was correct (including what the AI suggested and how you verified the result).
- Give one example of an AI suggestion that was incorrect or misleading (including what the AI suggested and how you verified the result).
- How did you decide whether a bug was really fixed?
- Describe at least one test you ran (manual or using pytest)
and what it showed you about your code. - Did AI help you design or understand any tests? How?
- How would you explain Streamlit "reruns" and session state to a friend who has never used Streamlit?
- What is one habit or strategy from this project that you want to reuse in future labs or projects?
- This could be a testing habit, a prompting strategy, or a way you used Git.
- What is one thing you would do differently next time you work with AI on a coding task?
- In one or two sentences, describe how this project changed the way you think about AI generated code.