Problem Statement
Some of the exercise slides do not explain in sufficient detail what needs to be done in the exercise. For example, in slide 13.3 of the OOP:
It is not very clear (at least from my perspective) that the methods OpenInlet, OpenOutlet, CloseInlet, and CloseOutlet also need to be created in the interface, based on what is shown in the slide.
Sometimes there is also a missmatch between whats written in the exercie slides and the solution, like in slide 13.2 of the OOP:
In which the method WriteCyclic(ctrlOpen : BOOL) is supposed to be created in the interface, but it does not appear in the provided solution:
Proposed Solution
A possible solution would be to provide more detailed explanations of what needs to be done in the exercise slides, so that users can attempt the exercises on their own before checking the solution. Additionally, it should be ensured that the solutions provided in the AX code are consistent with what is proposed in the slides.
Alternatives Considered
No response
Additional Context
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Code of Conduct
Problem Statement
Some of the exercise slides do not explain in sufficient detail what needs to be done in the exercise. For example, in slide 13.3 of the OOP:
It is not very clear (at least from my perspective) that the methods OpenInlet, OpenOutlet, CloseInlet, and CloseOutlet also need to be created in the interface, based on what is shown in the slide.
Sometimes there is also a missmatch between whats written in the exercie slides and the solution, like in slide 13.2 of the OOP:
In which the method WriteCyclic(ctrlOpen : BOOL) is supposed to be created in the interface, but it does not appear in the provided solution:
Proposed Solution
A possible solution would be to provide more detailed explanations of what needs to be done in the exercise slides, so that users can attempt the exercises on their own before checking the solution. Additionally, it should be ensured that the solutions provided in the AX code are consistent with what is proposed in the slides.
Alternatives Considered
No response
Additional Context
No response
Code of Conduct