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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)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: