In class today, we were moving the "action Main" chunk of code from teals > APProjectExamples >Trivia Game from the bottom to the top of the code and then rerunning the code when it first happened. Several people in the class had the same issue, including me. Right now, what happens when I move a few lines of code and then rerun it in Quorum Studio is the console output stays the same until the user completely finishes playing the game from the previous code state. I didn't realized that happened, so I pushed the run button multiple times, and it forced me to play the game multiple times before I could see the output from the most recent code. Not sure if that is the expected behavior but would be best if hitting the run button always restarted the output shown in the console. If that isn't possible, would be good to at least have a feature like the online IDE that makes it obvious you can't rerun the code until you finish responding to all the user prompts
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In class today, we were moving the "action Main" chunk of code from teals > APProjectExamples >Trivia Game from the bottom to the top of the code and then rerunning the code when it first happened. Several people in the class had the same issue, including me. Right now, what happens when I move a few lines of code and then rerun it in Quorum Studio is the console output stays the same until the user completely finishes playing the game from the previous code state. I didn't realized that happened, so I pushed the run button multiple times, and it forced me to play the game multiple times before I could see the output from the most recent code. Not sure if that is the expected behavior but would be best if hitting the run button always restarted the output shown in the console. If that isn't possible, would be good to at least have a feature like the online IDE that makes it obvious you can't rerun the code until you finish responding to all the user prompts