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Readability is critical and the code should be well commented with descriptive variable names. Depending on the complexity of the algorithm sometimes its more readable to use string tickers instead of class variables.
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Carefully write code in a way which neatly separates the algorithm concepts as much as possible. Keep in mind the algorithm will be implemented in tasks by the student.
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Carefully write code in a way which neatly separates the algorithm concepts as much as possible. Keep in mind the algorithm will be implemented in separate tasks by the student.
<p>Write highly readable, concise C# and Python versions of the algorithm and request review by QuantConnect Education team. Plan ahead for divisions of the code into tasks.</p>
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2. Write Task Guides
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Each task has a short write up to explain the features need to complete next step of the BootCamp task. This guide should assume the student has no prior knowledge and include representitive code snippets demonstrating the key API code needed.
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