I'm curious about showcasing projects on our resumes for internships. For example, if we're talking about a tic-tac-toe game built with Python in VSCode, where do we actually demonstrate the output of our code? I know it's not just for front-end projects, but do we simply show the output through the terminal or is there a better way to present it?
4 Answers
Typically, you don't need to display the output directly during an interview. It's more about having a strong README that explains how to set everything up. Most employers just browse your GitHub, reviewing some files to see if your code is clean and comprehensible.
Honestly, a tic-tac-toe game is usually one of the first projects we tackle, so employers might not see it as advanced. Generally speaking, the output presentation depends on the platform: a web app shows its output in the browser, desktop apps display it in the OS, and CLI tools show output in the command line. It's best to focus on showcasing more complex projects that demonstrate your skills better.
If you're coding in C++, using std::cout is the way to go for output.
I recommend just bringing your laptop to interviews. I did this for my first job at American Express, and it worked out well!
Related Questions
Set Wordpress Featured Image Using Javascript
How To Fix PHP Random Being The Same
Why no WebP Support with Wordpress
Replace Wordpress Cron With Linux Cron
Customize Yoast Canonical URL Programmatically
[Centos] Delete All Files And Folders That Contain a String