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Read the text and answer the question below.

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Following their conversation, Mark sent a document to Sarah to update her on the improvements.

Overview

The goal was to improve the performance of our app by speeding up the database queries. This change will help the app run faster and more efficiently.

Actions Taken

- Code Optimization: I reviewed the code that handles the database queries and optimized it to reduce delays. This ensures faster data retrieval and overall better performance.

- Comments Added: To make the code easier to understand, I added comments explaining the logic behind the changes. It will help the team when reviewing the code and when we need to make changes later on.

- Testing: I ran a series of tests to verify that the changes worked as expected. This testing process also helps us catch problems early, ensuring that the app remains stable.

Results

The improved queries should now make the app run faster. It is a big step toward a more responsive system.

How does Mark help the team understand the changes made in the code?

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By adding comments to the code explaining the changes.


By sending the code through email.

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The documentation does not mention sending the code through email.


By discussing the changes in a meeting.

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While meetings can help with understanding changes, Mark emphasizes another way.


By creating a detailed document on the changes.

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The focus is not on creating a separate document for the team.

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Look for key details in the text that explain how Mark helps the team understand the changes.

I added comments explaining the logic behind the changes. – This directly states how Mark makes the code easier to understand.

It will help the team when reviewing the code and when we need to make changes later on. – This confirms that the comments are meant to assist the team.