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Debugging with PyCharm

Georgia Tech's CS 3600 TAs created this tutorial to introduce PyCharm to students taking CS 3600. Two main reasons for using PyCharm over a text editor:

Dynamic error checking and warning messages
A built-in debugger

We will go over the debugger towards the end of the tutorial. If you already have PyCharm set up and working, you can skip right to that part.

Note: Some of the pictures may look a little different, we used an Early Access Preview version of PyCharm.

PrairieLearnHack

We modified UIUC's PrairieLearn service to add fully-configurable, server-side autograding to student submissions. All our contributions are currently on a fork called PrairieLearnHack.

The Team

Tejasvi Nareddy
Nathan Walters
Genevieve Helsel
Jordi Paris Ferrer

	pragma solidity ^0.4.19;

	// Note that anyone can stop this contract from running!
	// Only owner can restart it :)
	contract PubliclyStoppable {

	address public owner;
	bool public stopped;

	function PubliclyStoppable() public {

	'use strict'

	const autocannon = require('autocannon');
	let jsf = require('json-schema-faker');

	let schema = {
	type: 'object',
	properties: {
	id: -1,
	Info: {