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Daniel Pillemer
Daniel Pillemer
515 Points
Posted by Daniel Pillemer
Daniel Pillemer
515 Points

When I'm doing the code challenge, and I can't remember something I learned for the life of me, what do I do?

If I get stuck, or he tells me to write a line of code I don't remember exactly how to write, I have to quit my challenge go back to the lesson, and then redo the challenge. There is no instruction if you need help during the code challenge.

2 Answers

Caleb Kleveter
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Caleb Kleveter
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Caleb Kleveter
Caleb Kleveter
Treehouse Moderator 37,862 Points

Open the video that addresses the challenge in a different tab. Hope this answers your question!

Tyler Dix
Tyler Dix
14,230 Points
Tyler Dix
Tyler Dix
14,230 Points

What I do is download the project files for the lesson. Depending on which module you're working on, the project files can contain a "start" and "final" folder. In the "final" folder you'll see all the code written from the lesson. Open that bad-boy up, and you'll get many clues to answer your question.

This is how I've passed about 90% of the questions where I was stuck like you. Some of these videos have a LOT of information to remember, and it's impossible to memorize all of it.

I find this method the most efficient and quickest way to answer questions.

Hope that helps.