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- Open Teaching.Codes plugin. Enter your user name/password and click Login.
If you have login issues, send an email to the mail address of your section: [email protected]. Please include the error messages/screenshots.
- If you have logged in successfully, you will see the Navigator window:
Select the term and double click on your section:
When the content of the course is loaded, a Welcome message will appear like below:
- After you see the welcome message, you can navigate to Projects tab by clicking on it. You can find the assigned projects under this tab.
To open a project, click on the project and then Open button.
This will download and open the project. When the project is opened, you will see a new project named questionXXX under Project Explorer:
You will also see Submit and Description buttons under the project:
- Click Description button to see the project description. The description will be available under Content Browser. Please read the description carefully and check the input/output examples.
You can also view the description in your favorite browser. To do this, click on the project (i.e. questionXXX) under Project Explorer, open WebContent directory and find the file named Question.html. Then, right click on this file and move to Open in and select Browser.
- To write your code, click on the project (i.e. questionXXX), open src directory and click Main.py. This will open this file in the editor and you will see the code provided to you. You must write your code to this file between the comments (i.e. # DO_NOT_EDIT_ANYTHING_ABOVE_THIS_LINE and # DO_NOT_EDIT_ANYTHING_BELOW_THIS_LINE). You are NOT ALLOWED TO MODIFY these comments or anything outside the region marked by the comments. If you delete/modify these statements, you can restore them from Main.py.txt
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After you write your solution, please make sure that
- You write your solution to Main.py (Not Main.py.txt)
- You do not modify/delete the statements already given to to you. You can compare these statements with the ones in Main.py.txt
- You do not use any import's.
- The input and output of your code are exactly same with the input/outputs in the description. (You don't have unnecessary input or print statements)
Then, you can submit your code by clicking Submit button.
If your submission is successful, the following window will pop up:
You can submit many times. The last version you submit before the deadline will be graded.
If you can't submit successfully, send an email explaining your situation before the deadline.