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Lab Report 4 Feedback

Here is your feedback for Lab Report 4:

  • Provides link to their markdown-parse repository
  • Provides link to the markdown-parse repository they reviewed

Snippet 1

  • Shows the test(s) / expected output in MarkdownParseTest.java
  • Shows the output of running test(s) for their implementation
  • Shows the output of running for the implementation they reviewed
  • Answers the code change question about their program

Snippet 2

  • Shows the test(s) / expected output in MarkdownParseTest.java
  • Shows the output of running test(s) for their implementation
  • Shows the output of running for the implementation they reviewed
  • Answers the code change question about their program

Snippet 3

  • Shows the test(s) / expected output in MarkdownParseTest.java
  • Shows the output of running test(s) for their implementation
  • Shows the output of running for the implementation they reviewed
  • Answers the code change question about their program

Additional comments from your grader:

Feel free to comment below any questions about the rubric/feedback


If you don't have all the checkmarks above, fix the issues described, and then submit a regrade request on Gradescope. Use this template for your regrade request:

  • Link to this issue
  • Link to your published lab report page

Lab Report 1 Feedback

Here is your feedback for Lab Report 1:

  • All relevant URLs written as markdown links
    • Missing such as in Remotely Connecting section
  • All relevant code examples written with backticks (```)
  • All screenshots correspond to the described steps
  • All titles of sections are formatted as headers or similar
  • Lab report is on its own page, not the index page
  • Last example counts keystrokes and shows how to run remotely saving time
    • Missing keystroke count
  • Text is formatted in a way that was easy for grader to read

Additional comments from your grader:
Good job!


If you don't have all the checkmarks above, fix the issues described, and then submit a regrade request on Gradescope. Use this template for your regrade request:

  • Link to this issue
  • Link to your published lab report page

Lab Report 2 Feedback

Bug/Input 1

  • Commit screenshot for bug/input 1
  • Link to test file for bug/input 1
  • Symptom shown as command + output for bug/input 1
  • Description of relationship between bug, symptom, and input for bug/input 1

Bug/Input 2

  • Commit screenshot for bug/input 2
  • Link to test file for bug/input 2
  • Symptom shown as command + output for bug/input 2
  • Description of relationship between bug, symptom, and input for bug/input 2

Bug/Input 3

  • Commit screenshot for bug/input 3
  • Link to test file for bug/input 3
  • Symptom shown as command + output for bug/input 3
  • Description of relationship between bug, symptom, and input for bug/input 3

Additional comments from your grader:

  • nicely done!

Feel free to comment below if you have any questions about the rubric/feedback.


If you don't have all the checkmarks above, fix the issues described, and then submit a regrade request on Gradescope. Use this template for your regrade request:

  • Link to this issue
  • Link to your published lab report page

Lab Report3 Feedback

Setup Github Access from ieng6

Here is your feedback for Lab Report 3 - Setup Github Access from ieng6:

  • Show where the public key you made is stored on Github and in your user account (screenshot)
  • Show where the private key you made is stored on your user account (but not its contents) as a screenshot
  • Show running git commands to commit and push a change to Github while logged into your ieng6 account
  • Show a link for the resulting commit

Additional comments from your grader:
Good job!


If you don't have all the checkmarks above, fix the issues described, and then submit a regrade request on Gradescope. Use this template for your regrade request:

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Lab Report 5 Feedback

Here is your feedback for Lab Report 5:

  • Explains how tests with different results were found (diff, manual search, etc)

Test 1:

  • Describes which, if any, implementation is correct by showing both actual outputs and indicating what the expected output is
  • Describes bug in code for one of the incorrect implementation and shows the code that should be fixed.

Test 2:

  • [] Describes which, if any, implementation is correct by showing both actual outputs and indicating what the expected output is
  • [] Describes bug in code for one of the incorrect implementation and shows the code that should be fixed.

Additional comments from your grader:

Great job, but you forgot to do another test. Exact same thing as test 1 but a different test that had different outputs. Add that and resubmit and you should get a 100%!

Feel free to comment below any questions about the rubric/feedback


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  • Link to this issue
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