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Hi @jonaslalin, thank you for bringing this to my attention, and to @paulinpaloalto and @TMosh as well for their input. (Issue)
Hi @AmalLight, I took a look at your notebook, and the issue was in Ex 1 (even though it was passing the unit test for it). While your Ex 4 was also passing its unit test within the notebook, I believe in the autograder tests, when everything was being combined and checked, your Ex 1 was affecting your Ex 4.
I have left the comments in your notebook and the code. You should get 100/100 now.
Best,
Mubsi
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solved , all done .
there were some tabulation/alignment/empty lines errors. I like so much see all clear and clean but i will remember to put ‘#’ in the selection code line ( assigned me ) if i want to see it as empty
Example for other students:
list.append ( element )
'# line i want to see without code
'# other similar empty line
'#
print( list[ 0 ] )
ps1: symbol ’ put for show : #
ps2: i suggest to remove my NLP course certification ( it’s sponsoring me )
@Mubsi,
I am confused.
If there was an error in ex1, how was Jonas able to submit it and get 100/100? Something is not totally adding up for me.
I think I understand how I was able to receive 100/100 now.
Apparently, when I click the submit button in the notebook Trigger_word_detection_v2a (1).ipynb, it actually submits the notebook Trigger_word_detection_v2a.ipynb, i.e., my version, instead. My version works just fine, and I receive a score of 100/100. If I rename AmalLight’s notebook to Trigger_word_detection_v2a.ipynb and click submit, I too only get a score of 80/100. I didn’t know that the submit button doesn’t submit the notebook you are editing but a notebook with the original lab name. Is this expected? Can the behavior be replicated @Tmosh?
Yes, the grader always submits the default notebook name, not the one that you happen to have open.
You can run the cells in any notebook, but you can only submit the one that has the default name.
It makes testing student notebooks for submit issues really a hassle, because you have to keep shuffling the notebook names.
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Typically I can only keep the notebook identity straight if I add a comment in the first cell (where the resources are imported) saying where that notebook came from.
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Thx for the clarification. I guess the mystery has been solved: “because Jonas didn’t know how the submit button worked” 
Hi @jonaslalin, yes, this is what is expected.
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