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> The article talks about whole unsolvable exercise needed for full credit, which is a trap. You say this like full credit is required to pass. A perfect score

• watwut 6y ago
  > You say this like full credit is required to pass I don't. I did not said nor implied that. I said full credit, because I meant full credit. I did not meant "required for barely passing". > A perfect score is often practically impossible, and at least a big achievement in most of higher education, not something most people can walk in expecting to get. It is pretty often practically possible and achieved. In any case, motivated talented hard working student is entitled to expect full credit to be possible. Average student is entitled to expect all exercises to be possible to solve and within range of what was taught in the course. Even if he personally cant solve everything, it should be doable.