From the goals description, i understand the situation as follows:
some train tracks are misaligned. my task is to align the tracks and do that from the end ("with negative indices"). i don't understand why the last part is important. i also don't understand what align() does exactly, because there is no reference
so i align every track, starting with the last one. then every track should be perfectly aligned, right? (no)
My Code:
func fix_tracks():
var tracks_size = tracks.size() - 1
print(tracks_size)
for i in range(tracks_size):
print(i)
align(tracks[tracks_size - i])
Maybe the part "You have to find them..." is important here. How should i find misaligned tracks? Should i do that by looking at the visualization or create a function?
I did not need the information in the hints. I would need hints that lead me to the solution, or a better description of the goal in the first place.
maybe i'm thinking too complicated.
i have to look at the solution now (ohh)
latest offline course downloaded from itch.io. not sure if that is identical to the last release from github (1.5.2)
Issue description:
From the goals description, i understand the situation as follows:
some train tracks are misaligned. my task is to align the tracks and do that from the end ("with negative indices"). i don't understand why the last part is important. i also don't understand what
align()
does exactly, because there is no referenceso i align every track, starting with the last one. then every track should be perfectly aligned, right? (no)
My Code:
Maybe the part "You have to find them..." is important here. How should i find misaligned tracks? Should i do that by looking at the visualization or create a function?
I did not need the information in the hints. I would need hints that lead me to the solution, or a better description of the goal in the first place.
maybe i'm thinking too complicated.
i have to look at the solution now (ohh)
latest offline course downloaded from itch.io. not sure if that is identical to the last release from github (1.5.2)