Jacob Argenta
@kmcrae
In the classroom, I often view my student's monitors from my computer monitor and help them with errors. The red error color on the black background
Geocube101 The only way I can think of is to catch the errors and print the Error/Exception off in a different color
#Python
try:
var = int(input('Enter Integer: '))
ans = var / 0 #ZeroDivisionError - Attempted Division of Integer by 0
except Exception as error:
print(error)
//Javascript
try
{
if (5 == 7 //<-- Syntax Error - Parenthesis not Closed
{
console.log('Message');
}
}
catch(error)
{
console.log(error.message);
}
As a teacher, I'm not sure if this will work unless your students put 4 years ago
Pythonier You can ask this at the feedback board: https://repl.it/feedback/. Other than that I am pretty sure that you cannot change the color of the errors.4 years ago
My students typically use system("cls") to clear the screen in a C++ program but in the classroom, it is not supported. It works when they are doing
SPQR Outside of those two methods, I don't believe that there is another way to clear the console, other than simply printing newlines enough times to flood the screen with empty lines. At least, not without using a library like ncurses.4 years ago
I have a classroom set up for my C++ students and we are now learning about creating our own classes. I need to be able to define the class structure
Is there a way to hide student's previous assignments so they can't access them later ? Like when doing a test and I don't want them to just open an o
Do you have a time line for when the server errors experienced today will be fixed? The only thing that changed since the last time I had my students
Do you have a time line for when the server errors experienced today will be fixed? The only thing that changed since the last time I had my students
I cannot get the title function to work I keep getting that Attribute Error
python title error
