Conclusions:

The survey data showed that the students are really unsure if codes-witching makes there life easier. This shows that they have not thought much about this question in there daily life and people who answered that they agree or disagree were relatively the same which shows that code-switching sometimes does make life easier and sometimes complicates life.
The answers to the statement of feeling angry when a friend of yours code-switches language show that most people do not get too angry but they are not happy about it either. They might not agree but they do not mind tolerating it. But more people who are seeing this happen are OK with it and do not actually feel angry to there friends code-switching they are OK with it because they understand it.The data supports the conclusion that people are actually OK with people code-switching a language. The data also concludes that people are neutral about if code-switching makes life easier which shows that it can make it more difficult or maybe even easier. The data collected answer the question about the feelings of peers who's friend code-switch. The majority of the peers have said that they do not mind it and this concludes that they accept the reasons and actions of there peers and code-switching. the data about code-switching making life easier answers the questions about why people code-switch. This data shows that some people code-switch to make living life a little easier while others actually think that code-switching makes life harder to live. the question about the places appropriate for code-switching was also answered because now we cans see that it is appropriate to code-switch in front of our friends because they do not feel angry when we do.