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Asking Questions

As a student, you can ask your teachers questions for some of your CodeGrade assignments.

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Last updated 1 year ago

For some courses, you will be able to ask your teachers questions about your code, automatic results and the assignment directly from within CodeGrade. Just as the feedback you get from your teachers, you can ask your questions directly about the line or section of code it is about.

  1. After handing in your submission, click on the "Latest Submission" button to display your code.

  2. Click on any line of your code to start typing your question that is about that line or section of code.

  3. After writing your question, press "Save" to send it to your teacher.

Have a more general question about the code that does not apply to just one section? Simply press the first line of code to ask this.

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