For immediate feedback on submissions, we will be using Gator Grade to inform the of missing components in the submission. As you submit, you will notice that there is a thick red X that will change to a green check mark when all components have been included in the submission. You are encouraged to click on the red X to find a listing of the components to address.
You can check the baseline writing and commit requirements for this lab assignment by running the department's assignment checking gatorgrade tool. To use gatorgrade, you first need to make sure you have Python3 installed (type python --version to check). If you do not have Python installed, please see:
- Setting Up Python on Windows
- Python 3 Installation and Setup Guide
- How to Install Python 3 and Set Up a Local Programming Environment on Windows 10
Then, if you have not done so already, you need to install gatorgrade:
- First, install
pipx - Then, install
gatorgradewithpipx install gatorgrade
Finally, you can run gatorgrade: gatorgrade --config config/gatorgrade.yml
- Extra resources for using markdown include;
- Do not forget to use the above git commands to push your work to the cloud for the instructor to grade your assignment. You can go to your GitHub repository using your browser to verify that your files have been submitted. Please see the TL’s or the instructor if you have any questions about assignment submission.