Copy Pasting code from local IDE to complete challenges

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I am a user of freeCodeCamp and I have a query regarding the use of my local Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and its features while completing tasks on the freeCodeCamp platform. Specifically, I would like to inquire about the acceptability of using features such as “EMMET”, which assists in code completion, in my local IDE, such as Visual Studio Code, and then copying the completed code to the freeCodeCamp test environment. While freeCodeCamp’s test environment may not suggest Emmet, I find it beneficial for enhancing productivity and efficiency. However, I want to ensure that my actions are in compliance with freeCodeCamp’s guidelines and policies. Could you please provide guidance on whether this practice aligns with freeCodeCamp’s expectations for completing tasks on the platform? Thank you for your assistance.

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if that’s how you want to do the steps or challenges, do that. The editor in the freeCodeCamp website has the minimum of features, and doesn’t have autocomplete, as when you are learning typing everything helps retain the syntax.

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Thanks for answering, actually I’ve been developing apps on react, but when a simple challenge asks me to write each and everything it seems like I’m memorizing syntax instead of developing logic.
I hope I’ll develop my skills in algorithms even more now
Appreciate you.

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