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Projects for Georgia Tech's OMSCS program or for Udacity's advanced nanodegree programs are typically distributed with project-specific submission scripts that handle the submission to Udacity's advanced automatic feedback service. These scripts typically rely on this underlying library, which contains most of the shared functionality.

Examples

This is simple example for GTOMSCS. It submits the file hello_world.py to the quiz named "hello_world" within the course "cs101". :: from nelson.gtomscs import submit

def main():

course = 'cs101' quiz = 'hello_world' filenames = ['hello_world.py']

submit(course, quiz, filenames)

if __name__ == '__main__':

main()

For Udacity, simply import from nelson.udacity instead of nelson.gtomscs.

Typical output would be something like :: GT Login required. Username :jbarros7 Password : Save the jwt?[y,N]y Submission includes the following files: helloworld.c

Uploading submission... [=========================== 100% ===========================] 376/376

Waiting for results...Done!

Results:

Tests that the code compiles cleanly: 5/5 Tests that the code prints "Hello World!": 5/5

(Details available in helloworld-result-2017-01-04-22-41-22.json)