The initial idea was to use an array to store the code sequence, but was quickly changed to vectors as they were easier to extract and compare information from.

When the main body of the code had been finished, dynamic validation was started, and instantly ran into a problem. Instead of taking the first value of the user-created vector and checking it against the computer-generated vector, it instead did it the other way around, giving out sixteen lines of guidance instead of four. This was eventually resolved.

Another error was that if, in the computer-generated code, there was a repeat element generated by a random number generator, the program would count it twice. For example, if the code generated was v, c, y, c and the code the user inputted was h, c, t, k the program would indicate two correct elements in the incorrect place. This was resolved by changing the number generator from generating a number which was associated with an element, and instead associated it with a vector.

I learned a number of things while doing this program, most specifically how to use vectors in more detail and to not get so frustrated when using code which I think should work, and doesn't.

Part 2A was pretty easy, it was mainly a rejig of the exercise in the tutorial yesterday.