Code Labundergrad · Hello World
  1. Specify
  2. Build
  3. Test
  4. Debug
  5. Explain
Ready

This is a simulation, not a quiz. You answer by trying things and watching what happens.

Our question

Can you prove an algorithm works for normal, empty, negative, and large input cases?

Getting the simulation ready…

  1. 1Change the program
  2. 2Say what will happen, then run it
  3. 3Finish: say what you found
What counts as evidence
  • Hello World: predicted what should change before this action: Read the starter code.
  • Hello World: tested the mission by doing: Read the starter code Then Click RUN to execute.
  • Hello World: explained why this observation matters: Code displayed with syntax highlighting.
  • Hello World: revised the strategy after comparing expected observations with what changed on screen.