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Learn how to get the most out of CodeGrade as a student!
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Learn how to get the most out of CodeGrade as a student!
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CodeGrade is made to give you the best feedback as quickly as possible. Find out how you can get the most out of CodeGrade and learn how to use some of the tools that your teacher may ask you to use.
Below, you will find in CodeGrade. These will not be turned on for every assignment and may only be available for you once in a while.
Some CodeGrade assignments will allow or need you to join a group and upload to them as that group. Learn more about joining groups and handing in for your group here:
Some CodeGrade assignments will allow you to connect your GitHub or GitLab repository to that CodeGrade assignment, so that you will automatically hand in every time you do a git push.
Some assignments in CodeGrade will need you to review and give feedback to your peers after the deadline has ended. Learn how to do that in the guide below:
Your teachers can also give final code exams inside CodeGrade, this is nice for you as the workflow will be very similar to the other CodeGrade assignments you had. Learn how to join these exams using the specials links and how final exams work in the guide below:
Most CodeGrade assignments have student questions turned on, meaning that you can ask questions about the code to your teachers inside CodeGrade.
Some institutions offer paid courses in CodeGrade, in the guide below you will learn step by step how you can securely pay to enroll in such a course.