Si desea mostrar los detalles esenciales y la lógica de su OOD, puede usar fragmentos de código y demostraciones para complementar su explicación verbal. Los fragmentos de código y las demostraciones pueden ayudarlo a mostrar la sintaxis, la funcionalidad y la salida de su OOD, y hacerlo más tangible y creíble para su audiencia. Puedes usar
tags to format your code snippets and highlight the important parts, such as the object names, attributes, methods, constructors, or inheritance. You can also use online tools, such as CodePen or JSFiddle, to create and share interactive demos of your OOD. However, be careful not to use code snippets and demos that are too long, complex, or irrelevant, and always explain what they do and why they matter.
###### Use feedback and questions
The final step to explaining your OOD is to use feedback and questions to check the understanding and interest of your audience, and to improve your communication skills. Feedback and questions can help you gauge the effectiveness and clarity of your explanation, and identify any gaps, errors, or confusion in your OOD. You can ask your audience to summarize, paraphrase, or repeat what you said, or to give you their opinions, comments, or suggestions on your OOD. You can also encourage your audience to ask you questions, or to challenge or critique your OOD. However, be careful not to be defensive or dismissive of feedback and questions, and always be respectful and open-minded.
######Here’s what else to consider
This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?