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Ambiguous instructions, guess work to pass (House Prices - Week 1 assignment) #95

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jtlz2 opened this issue Apr 26, 2020 · 2 comments

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@jtlz2
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jtlz2 commented Apr 26, 2020

Great course so far - thank you! - but:

It is unclear from the instructions for House Prices whether the output must be in units of hundreds of thousands, or not. Please be crystal clear!

To get a pass on my fifth attempt(!), I had to (by trial and error):

  1. Comment out last two lines of javascript
  2. Add "hundreds of thousands" to the print statement

Surely surely surely - in this day and age - the function and prediction should be evaluated programatically??? i.e. unit-tested by the "grader" and the prediction assessed as being within some tolerance?

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ghost commented May 28, 2020

#95
Sorry to hear about that. But it takes a few seconds to understand the underlying meaning here:

hundreds of thousands which means '100,000'

And so you just need to output the single number only.
I hope this clears the issue.

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iteal commented Jun 12, 2020

It was not clear to me either, if the function should return 400000 or 4 for input 7 for example.

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