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OK, who's idea was it to make the midterm for a computer science course have only fill in the blank answers with automated grading? 🤔

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  • 2
    Well that < or <= an make or break you regardless!
  • 35
    What monster uses <= instead of <

    👹
  • 1
    It seems okay considering the fact that it makes thet statement more readable. You can tell where it starts and ends just by looking at the numbers, without reading the operator.
  • 5
    Programming exams should be TDD. Maybe a longer if you really want to enforce a certain style.
  • 4
    Do they not check manually? We had automatic grading for instant feedback, but the module coordinator manually checked all the incorrect answers for false negatives.
  • 3
    @mcraz you have to look at the moderator regardless, the statement can't be read without it
  • 0
    @Fooferino yeah I saw it just after posting so I deleted my comment :D
  • 1
    @mcraz still prefer table.lenght
  • 0
    Wouldn't it be better just to have it test on test cases?
  • 4
    I am very triggered by this right now because a similar thing happened at my uni
  • 0
    Welcome to hell, my friend!
  • 0
    Hehe it said find the error :) you changed two things :)
  • 1
    @COo1 The "correct" answer also changes two things :)
  • 2
    table[x - 1] = 99;
  • 1
    @qbasic16 If that was the correct answer on the test I would have accepted defeat! Haha. Nice job
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