What are the challenges?
How to submit a solution to the challenges?
- some general steps:
- sign up for a Github account; it should be free
- we will be using the Fork & Pull model
- fork the challenge repository (e.g. https://github.com/ee160-uh-manoa/maze-solver)
- clone your forked repository to your workspace (e.g. Cloud9 workspace)
- update the forked repository with your code (e.g. zhaol_12345678.solver) using GIT, make, and C
- test your updates locally before uploading (aka pushing) your code to your forked repository
- submit a pull request with your code (e.g. zhaol_12345678.solver)
- view the results (e.g. results for maze-solver)
- resubmit if you want to
- some general rules and guidelines:
- nothing should be hard coded
- your code must solve all of the given cases (i.e. all 3 mazes)
- your code should be generic enough to solve any new cases that might be added (i.e. your code should solve any possible maze configuration)
- don't modify another student's submitted file
- you can submit multiple times and make multiple submssions; just be sure to name each submission differently (e.g. zhaol_12345678_2.solver)
- there will be a
resultsfolder that will tell you how your code (i.e. your solver function for the maze challege) performed against other submissions - submissions can be anonymous
- it is okay to look at other student's submission to understand how they have solved the problem so you can then improve upon it
- each challenge's page (e.g. maze-solver) will give more details for the specific challenge
- nothing should be hard coded