Google Code-in

Prerequisite:

• Be familiar with what PowerUp is and what it does. (Try running it!)
• Complete the pull request task.
• Make sure you're pulling/forking the latest code from the GSoC17 branch if you're working on the Android version. If you're working on iOS version use the develop branch of the project.

Steps:

• Read this article to learn about best practices for adding comments to code.
• Find a file in the PowerUp project that contains code.
• Read through the entire file, understand what each line of code does and how it relates to the overall app.
• If you think the comments in the file could be improved, do so! Add your own or make the existing ones more clear/consistent, which could mean removing comments or parts of comments.
• If you think the comments in the file are perfect, find another file.
• Since you're making working code more readable, you can refactor the code a little (by changing variable names, control flow structure, etc.). (Optional.)

Resources:

• Tip: comments shouldn't state the obvious.
• If you're unsure about the syntax for writing comments in the file you're editing, simply google "comments in " and you should find plenty of documentation.
• Ask any questions or directions in #powerup on the Systers Open Source Slack.
• Mention one of the mentors, such as myself (@dawnchandler), in the in the #powerup channel on the Systers Open Source Slack.

Work Submission:

1. Submit a pull request to add your files with new comments to the project.