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CS2030 repository and wiki for AY 2021/2022 Sem 2
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Finals Code Editor #571

Open ca-leb opened 2 years ago

ca-leb commented 2 years ago

Hi, can i check if anyone knows if we are allowed to use other code editors besides Vim for finals?

This was the instructions sent on luminus: "The questions will be contained in an encrypted zip file, and you will write your answers in the blank files provided. Ensure that you have the necessary software to open the encrypted zip file, view the pdf file, to edit files, and to view the Java documentation. There is no restriction on the software you can use for the above purposes."

Thank you!

jodytng commented 2 years ago

hi im not sure about this as well, can anyone here help to clarify? thank u!

adityajirafe commented 2 years ago

I think based on the announcement, since there's no restriction on the software you can use to edit files, you should be able to use editors like vscode to edit the given .jsh and .java files.

rexlionz commented 2 years ago

yup no restrictions would mean that you can use whatever IDE you want! i hope HAHA

bryankwe commented 2 years ago

Hi may I ask how to access .jsh files in VSCode? Do we need to install an extension?

yangyee-hub commented 2 years ago

I guess we will probably have to wait for further clarification from the TA or Prof.

ghost commented 2 years ago

Can we use notepad to edit the jsh files?

rachtan27 commented 2 years ago

Hi may I ask how to access .jsh files in VSCode? Do we need to install an extension?

Hi i just tried to use VSCode and what I did was to copy the files from the zip_mock into a new folder and opened the new folder in VSCode and it seems to work...? image

Has anyone else tried accessing the files in VSCode in another or better way?

jkjliang commented 2 years ago

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Yeap it works for me too! I extracted out the zip files into a new folder then dragged the whole folder over to the vscode terminal then I could directly edit the jsh files there. If I'm not wrong I think vscode will automatically prompt you to install some extensions for jsh files if you don't currently have any too!

alwinngjw commented 2 years ago

Hi, I think you can just open the exam folder inside your VS code and start editing on it

Hope this helps

Swagston20 commented 2 years ago

jus ope the file in vsc

calvinseptyanto commented 2 years ago

can try using intellij too!

whyyouj commented 2 years ago

just open the folder where you extracted the files and vsc should be able to edit them!