When a student gets stuck on syntax, like a missing semicolon, just fix it for them so they don’t become frustrated.
Tell students that they have to fix their indentation before you’ll help them debug to encourage well-organized code.
Have students pay special attention to “off by one” bugs to help them avoid common mistakes in their code.
Remember that many misconceptions regarding linked lists also occur when dealing with binary search trees so that you are prepared to identify and correct them.
Build rapport with your class to create a comfortable learning environment. Remind students that overwhelming tasks, like undergoing code reviews, are stressful even for skilled programmers.