Hi. I just want to know why this function does not return any output. Without the exit I can’t continue with the exercise.
def get_auth_header(access_token: str) → Dict[str, str]:
return {“Authorization”: f"Bearer {access_token}"}
Hello @gcesarmelo7 you just define the get_auth_header function which you will use later. Could you try continue with the other cells and see if it works. Thank you
Hey, I started learning and again faced an issue, but this is due to grading issue.
Programming Assignment: Assignment 2: Batch Data Processing from an API
Regardless of how many times I am trying, I am not getting awarded the marks for this section. Get Featured Playlists Response Output
Grader response is: There was a problem grading your submission. Details:
[Errno 2] No such file or directory: ‘/shared/submission/submission.ipynb’
I got all the other section full marks now . I scored 75/95. I have also saved my output in a word document, I can share it with you, if you need for verification. Please respond.
I am getting a feeling, Nobody in coursera or deeplearning is encouraging students like me to complete the course. Please help
Hello @Artha1,
Sorry for the inconvenience, I am no longer a mentor of this course however I had the same issue in a different assignment of the course and reported it a while ago. Unfortunately this issue with the grader, happens in other labs as you can see. The way I got around was by rerunning cells changing the correct outputs until the grader pass, I’m sorry I can’t help any further. Perhaps a staff @Mubsi see this, thanks :
Georgios MLEP Mentor while I appreciate your reply.. But, If you are agreeing there is a persisting issue in the Grading and the way to handle is to repeat till it grades.. seems not impressing.. remember we are studying AI Data Engineering course and every students time is valuable…Hope the staffs at Deeplearning and coursera take this as important and ensure the students are not troubled anymore..@Mubsi
@Artha1
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