It needs a bit of work, but it looks like most slop sites I have seen unfortunately.

It has a nice interface and I really like it. I&#x27;ll stay in tuned for the C++ version as well.

oh thanks for the quick feedback. my bad that it was left over from the earlier starting code as a demo for the first module. I have now fixed it and the starter code is now partial, and will fail the checks unless the user completes the tasks.

You may want to review it a bit more before soliciting feedback. For example, the very first task it asks the user to do is already done.

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Send me feedback on the UX and on the exercise design, especially if you teach kids to program.I am also working on a C++ version for beginners (also with browser, no gcc or command lines). stay tuned.

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