Accidentally copied Notebook. Grader doesn't recognize it

Course Q&A Generative AI for Software Development Introduction to Generative AI for Software Develop
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I finished the graph assignment. It passes the tests. When I submit, I get zero. I realize the grader wants C1M3_assignment.ipynb. My completed work is in C1M3_assignment_2024 (******) _05.ipynb. I tried writing over C1M3_assignment.ipynb but no luck. What should I be doing?

As a side note, I find cutting and pasting to be problematic and slow.

Cheers,
Andrew

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One method:

  • Use the File menu to delete the original-name notebook that you aren’t using.
  • Then use the File menu to rename your good notebook to be the correct name.
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I agree that cut and paste is problematic.

I find it’s best to avoid ever renaming a notebook.

If you want to save a reference copy, use “File: Save and checkpoint”. But do not ever edit that notebook again.

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Hi @TMosh thanks for the answer. However, the grader still does not see my assignment and complains about missing objects.

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Other than as we’ve discussed here, did you ever delete any of the files from the project via the File menu?

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Hi @TMosh

Yes I did. I can’t spend more time on this today. Perhaps the assignment was updated? Can someone take a look?

Cheers,
Andrew

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Hi @andrewfr,

Probably this is because you deleted the graded cels and/or moved the solution to another cell.

The cells containing the graded functions are the cells where the grader looks for when parsing the notebook. If you move or delete it and replace to another one, the grader won’t be able to find the graded functions. I suggest getting a new copy of the notebook as Tom pointed and copy and paste the solution in the cell that contains the graded functions.

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