#althoughhhhhh ok to be fair this is not a programming class. this is a concepts class. we’re implementing bfs and shit

[scholarhect]

there’s a written portion that’s submitted on gradescope, do we also submit our code on gradescope to use their autograder feature, like every other course does? no, there’s an autograder using github actions, meaning there’s tons of files in here i can’t touch because they configure the autograder. i do have to admit running the autograder immediately every time you push a change is kind of cool but i still feel like this is ridiculous

professors who just got their phds will be like “i’ve provided a test.py” and you’ll be like “is it tests that will help me check my progress during development” and they’ll be like “it’s tests” and you run it and get a couple contextless outputs and then it crashes, and you check it out and it’s like

a = f()

# your function should make a grid

print(a)

# checking if b and c are equal

print(b==c)

and this continues into calls to functions you haven’t implemented yet. also b and c aren’t supposed to be equal, so if you ran the script and saw a random ass False print out after the grid, you’re doing alright. literally just False by itself im going to scream