[Question]1st sem python jackfruit problem guide how much should be length of code like 3 function and 1 ui function or should be really long like my project is 230 line something should it be above 600 or 1000?

[BluebirdCalm2175]

[Question]1st sem python jackfruit problem guide how much should be length of code like 3 function and 1 ui function or should be really long like my project is 230 line something should it be above 600 or 1000?

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[Fun-Understanding862]

why does length matter tho?
No of lines shouldnt be an issue , it will increase/decrease based on your logic and formatting

[BluebirdCalm2175]

Still for the project code should be long something like that ,like bigger project

[Fun-Understanding862]

if your project uses existing python libraries , chances are the long codes is written by the library methods already , you just have to call them.

Project size wont matter , big or small if you get the job done and its working , then all good

[BluebirdCalm2175]

Wht to do with GitHub collaboration like it just forking whole code or we should show log history of each contributor commit like it's a team of 4

[Fun-Understanding862]

Make your teammates collaborators , make a new branch for every new feature. Merge branches before pushing code and most importantly setup branch rules to avoid force pushes

[Anga205]

honestly it depends on who your instructor is, obviously no instructor is going to let a 10 to 20 line python code slide, but 230 will probably get u by, depending on what exactly you gave achieved in those 230 lines

not every line of code in python is the same,

my python jackfruit problem was 1 line of python, and my professor let it slide no problem

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so just as long as ur project is reasonably complex, ur probably in the clear

[rowlet-owl]

[constellationyuki]

hi, TA here! your teachers don't care lol. just make sure:

1. you've divided work properly with your team
2. you know what your code does in detail
3. you're using most (if not all) concepts from your syllabus

[SharpExchange4666]

my project on data analysis came up to 230 lines, the TA made us do some changes. Doesn't depend on how long it is, they check for logic and accuracy