AutoFeedback: Assignment Checker
Check basic python exercises and provide pretty feedback
Free software: 3-clause BSD license
Description
AutoFeedback is a suite of python utilities for testing and providing usable feedback introductory python assignments, specifically relevant to mathematics and the use of numpy and matplotlib.
How to use AutoFeedback
AutoFeedback can be installed via pip
pip install AutoFeedbackThe suite provides three basic checkers: one each for checking variables, functions and matplotlib.pyplot figures.
Installing a local version of AutoFeedback
If you want to develop AutoFeedback you can install a local version of the code.
cd <path to AutoFeedback>
pip install -e .[dev,docs]Usage
Full usage instructions can be found here.
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