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> if it had one single error (missed semicolon) or didn't compile for some reason, the whole thing was considered wrong From GP
by squigz 1y ago
> if it had one single error (missed semicolon) or didn't compile for some reason, the whole thing was considered wrong
From GP
- const_cast 1y agoThat's exceedingly rare I imagine, and stupid. I had to hand-write 90% of my programming exams. Nobody cared about semicolons, they cared if your algorithm worked. You didn't even really need to program in C, just something that looked close enough.