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• Table of Content

How to Use this Index

This Index will briefly outline the different sections and the purpose of the layout and various values required to create a Code Challenge for use within the ShowCode IDE.

This is done by using a JSON file in this format

{
		"title": "Your Test Title",
		"difficulty": 1,
		"points": 17,
		"rubric": "<p>Your question content goes here</p>",
		"className": "Your ClassName",
		"methodName": "Your Method Name",
		"returnType": 1,
		"parameters": [
			{
				"type": 0,
				"name": "Parameter Name"
			}
		],
		"unitTests": [
			{
				"inputs": [
					15
				],
				"output": "Expected result",
				"isPublic": true,
				"description":
					"Check that \\"Expected result\\" is returned when the test conditions are met."
			},
            {
				"inputs": [
					0
				],
				"output": "Expected result",
				"isPublic": true,
                "points": 16,
				"description":
					"Check that solution can handle an integer value of zero correctly."
			}
		]
	}

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Section One: Rubric

Title

• Title represents the name of your code challenge.
• It does not have to be unique, but it does help!
• Title is a string value and so should be entered inside speech marks.

Points

• Points is another integer value and represents your challenge’s maximum score.
• It is recommended that you set this after you have allocated point values for the unit tests.
• This will be covered in more detail below.

Rubric