Do you think it's ok to submit as acceptable sometimes and move on, maybe come back and improve later, or am I cheating myself by not making sure all is perfect when submitting? I can't tell if I'm being a perfectionist, or being realistic in wanting to push myself because this is not a simple skill set to acquire, especially considering my humanities and creative background. Every other pset I've done I've submitted with 100% and all green. People irl are telling me not to stress myself out but I'm also very motivated and love to go intently after my goals, and do things right.įor the certificate, we have to get 70% on each project so technically it's okay to submit anywhere as low as that, but I also don't want to be getting a cert based on doing the bare minimum to get by. I don't want to rush but I also don't want to move at snail's pace either. I want to understand everything but I also felt like I was taking too long to do it, like approaching over a week, and beginning to forget other principles from the lecture and wanted to get started on the next problem set so I can apply what I learned. We havent announced this yet but we will also host a dataset challenge for the first cohort :) Continue this thread. For example, the last one I did was week 4 filter and I got 80% correct on my own and decided to submit as is. There will be Codecademy swag and the course developers will be in the Slack channel 7 days a week to answer your questions. My goal is to get an entry level dev job in a few months (I'm doing more courses after this to build projects, and have a little previous front-end experience, not just relying on CS50 of course) but I'm wondering how much weight is good to be putting into the problem sets. cashRegister.scan(eggs,4) cashRegister.scan(. They have scanned an item too many times and need to void the last transaction. def censor (text,word): tstr (text) wstr (word) if w in t: llen (w) item ('' l) return. 3.Then I replace the word inside the string with however many times the word is long. 2.Then if the word is in the text string I get the length of the word. Hey everyone! I'm working through CS50 currently. This lesson for some reason does not let you scan your own amount of items. Bleep Bleep The boss looks down at his pager to see Register 8 needs assistance. 1.I make sure both arguments are a string and then check if the word is in the text string.
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