I am writing to request your assistance regarding the task of updating Python 2 code to Python 3, specifically for the magic_summation
function.
Situation:
- I have updated the original code from Python 2 to Python 3, making only the minimum necessary changes to ensure compatibility.
- I ensured not to modify sections marked as “DO NOT REMOVE OR CHANGE THE COMMAND BELOW” and “DO NOT EDIT THIS PART”.
- I used the recommended versions of Python and NumPy to maintain consistency with the autograder environment.
- When running the provided unit tests (
unittests.py
) in my terminal, all tests pass successfully, and the results match the expected outputs.
Issue:
- Despite passing all unit tests locally, upon submission to the grading platform, I receive an error message indicating that the output is incorrect for certain parameters:
Actions Taken:
- I have thoroughly reviewed my code to ensure it contains no unintended modifications.
- I attempted to replicate the autograder environment, including specific versions of Python and NumPy, but the issue persists.
- I tested the code with different seeds and
n
values, and in all cases, local results are correct according to the unit tests.
Request:
- Additional Information: Could you provide details about the exact environment used by the autograder (Python versions, NumPy, specific configurations)?
- Special Considerations: Is there any additional configuration or consideration I should be aware of when preparing my code for submission?
- Assistance: I would appreciate any guidance or suggestions to resolve this issue, as I have tried several solutions without success.
Attached to this email:
- My
magic_summation.py
file. - Screenshots or logs from the terminal showing that all unit tests pass successfully.
I am committed to learning and want to ensure I meet the task requirements accurately. Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated.
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