It’s hard to understand and create things as required. I’ve found out many results of the same project, but on the other hand, I have to follow rules perfectly I do not understand better.
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I find if I add any code before it asks for it, even if it will need it, it disappears. Don’t go ahead or it will eat it until it’s ready.
if you mean workshops, it’s not that it eats the code, it’s that each step has its own starting code and will always use that, it’s not influenced by the code you have written
So you mean it only keeps the code it expects at the time and deletes all extra inputs? If you get ahead and put a body in before it is ready, it removes that.
If you do more than is required by the instructions it will likely fail tests.
Yes, the next step will disregard anything previous and load it’s own starting code.
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I haven’t had it fail a test. Just swallow code not required yet. I guess one likes to type out a boilerplate at the start but that doesn’t work with this!
I mean that each step is a separate challenge with its own starting code, we have built the stepts so that the starting code of a step passes the tests of the previous one, but they are still separate. So like your code is not lept when going from one lab to the next, steps in a workshop do the same
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