I sit down with them individually and talk about the handin. For any meaningful feedback to happen, we need to see the code. This is not programming 101, but co

I sit down with them individually and talk about the handin. For any meaningful feedback to happen, we need to see the code. This is not programming 101, but courses that require you to have passed advanced programming, so I expect them to hand in without comments like this: i++ //increment variable because used clicked It's harmful for readability and takes a lot longer to read. If they hand me a second handin with such comments, after our first session, I'm not going to tell them again.