Okay, so, I was messing around with this “sloppy dealer” thing, and let me tell you, it was a process. I started by grabbing the code, obviously. I just kinda threw it into my usual coding setup, nothing fancy.
First Steps
I fired up the code and…it was a mess. Variables all over the place, no comments, you know the drill. The first thing I did was try to understand what the heck was even going on. I spent a good chunk of time just reading through it, trying to map out the functions in my head.
Cleaning Up the Mess
- Renaming Variables: I started by renaming variables to something that actually made sense. Instead of, like, “x” and “y,” I used names that actually described what the variables were for.
- Adding Comments: Next, I went through and added comments. Lots of comments. Everywhere. I figured, if I was having trouble understanding this thing, future-me would be completely lost.
- Restructuring Code: Then came the fun part: actually restructuring the code. I grouped related functions together, broke down some of the really long, messy functions into smaller, more manageable chunks, that kind of thing.
- Testing and Fix Bug: I will continue to test and fix bugs until I achieve the desired results.
Finally Figured it Out
After all that work, I finally had something that I could actually, you know, use. It took a while, but it was worth it. Now, instead of a jumbled mess, I have code that actually runs. I’m still finding little things to tweak here and there, but for the most part, it’s working! I’m pretty proud of how this little project turned out. From total chaos to something usable – that’s a win in my book.
