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Python

Posted by Manuel Canario
Manuel Canario
1,458 Points

How do I activate the console that checks your code after you submit a code in "Check Work"?

I am in the Object-Oriented Challenge for Python.

Do you guys have any way to receive the feedback of the programing console when you submit a code pressing "Check Work"? Was this feature taken away?

At the beginning of the Python course when you submitted it will tell you if you had stupid errors by indicating in which line did the code broke. Or if you miss something in the argument.

Is this feature gone? Or is it not activated for this part of the course?

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,253 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,253 Points

Some courses have a "preview" feature in the challenge, but some just don't. It could be something added in newer courses but I'm not sure.

Also, some challenges are better at detecting certain errors and giving hints than others. That seems to vary by the challenge and may not be consistent throughout a particular course.

Either way, there's no optional features you need to activate.

Manuel Canario
Manuel Canario
1,458 Points

Thanks Steven