What is Programming Practice?
We will learn about programming practice, which allows students to write and execute code directly without separate environment setup.
What is Programming Practice?
On the Elice platform, programming practice is possible without installing a separate environment. In particular, students can press the run button to execute the code they have written themselves, and by pressing the submit button, they can immediately check whether they have written the correct code as required by the problem.
Composition of Programming Practice Problems
Elice programming practice is mainly composed of the following four parts:
- Practice Environment
- Problem Description and Instructions
- Skeleton Code (Practice Problem)
- Grading Code (Execution/Grading File)
Set up and write the above items to create beneficial programming practice for your students.
| Component | Detailed Description |
|---|---|
| Practice Environment | The foundational environment for creating practice problems. |
| Problem Description and Instructions | You can write detailed explanations regarding the goals of the practice and the problem to be solved. |
| Skeleton Code (Practice Problem) | Basic code that can assist students when entering their code. |
| Grading Code (Execution/Grading File) | Code used to execute and grade the code written by students. |