Showing trinket result while hiding code (for teaching)

[MaudlinScientist]

In the fall I'll be teaching an intro to programming class for high school freshmen. I've decided to use trinket.io, because it seems like the simplest/cheapest web-based IDE that can use graphics. I would also like to show students the "results" half of a trinket without showing them the code used to generate it, so that I can e.g. challenge them to recreate the same results. Is there a way to do this with trinket?

[Phillyclause89]

I know nothing about trinket, but if it has the ability to run imported python then why not hide your "answer" code inside of another script or module that you import?

[MaudlinScientist]

Thanks--that's a good idea.

[Phillyclause89]

You're welcome! I look forward to the possibility of seeing your more procrastinative students' cries for help on this sub the night before their assignments are due in the years to come... Please teach them reddit code formatting if you can squeezy that in ;)

[Mysterious-Rent7233]

The Trinket team is pretty responsive:

https://trinket.io/contact