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'''Accomplishments:''' |
'''Accomplishments:''' |
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Spent time understanding the codebase: |
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* Went through the files `interface.php` and `ipconnect.php` to get familiar with their structure. |
* Went through the files `interface.php` and `ipconnect.php` to get familiar with their structure. |
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* Summarized the overall purpose of each file. |
* Summarized the overall purpose of each file. |
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* Highlighted the main functions and what they are designed to do. |
* Highlighted the main functions and what they are designed to do. |
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Identified critical elements: |
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* Located the functions responsible for parsing data. |
* Located the functions responsible for parsing data. |
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* Identified key variables that store the parsed data. |
* Identified key variables that store the parsed data. |
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* Reviewed constants and predefined values used to handle different message types or fields. |
* Reviewed constants and predefined values used to handle different message types or fields. |
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Added inline documentation: |
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* Wrote clear comments to explain the parts of the code we fully understood. |
* Wrote clear comments to explain the parts of the code we fully understood. |
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Revision as of 20:42, 18 September 2024
Week 1
09/18/2024 Summary:
Accomplishments:
Spent time understanding the codebase:
* Went through the files `interface.php` and `ipconnect.php` to get familiar with their structure. * Summarized the overall purpose of each file. * Highlighted the main functions and what they are designed to do.
Identified critical elements:
* Located the functions responsible for parsing data. * Identified key variables that store the parsed data. * Reviewed constants and predefined values used to handle different message types or fields.
Added inline documentation:
* Wrote clear comments to explain the parts of the code we fully understood.
To-Do:
* Continue exploring how these components interact to gain a deeper understanding of the entire system.