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Vinesh Kannan
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11/17 Solutions: Two Truths and a Lie with the COPA Dataset
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Visit class.mimir.io and create an account. Click the Join Course button in the left pane and enter the code 13eaf0a5e1 to join the Battleships tournament.
Find the Battleships project and click Open IDE to access the development area for this challenge.
Open ships/BattleShip.java and edit the name and owner of your ship. A very basic ship has been created for you. Can you figure out what it does?
Simulate the battle. Run these commands in the terminal each time you want to test your ship.
In today's Testing Analyst workshop, we played around with Nightmare.js, a JavaScript browser automation library that is useful for testing website interfaces.
It is easier to work with Nightmare on your computer, rather than to use it in Cloud9. Here are the instructions to install and get started.
Step 1. Install Node.js
JavaScript normally runs in the browser. Node.js is a version of JS that can run on a server, in a terminal, or on some other device. It allows you to easily prepare and run Nightmare scripts.
To access this activity, go to Cloud9 and clone the workspace: vingkan/rover_mission
You are an engineer at a space exploration agency that is creating a rover to conduct research on another planet. These missions last many years and cost millions of dollars. It would be anticlimactic and frustrating to launch and land a rover, only to have it fail due to programming errors.
The prototyping team has created a software project to simulate sending commands to the rover in a test terrain environment. You get the fun assignment: break it.
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Battleships: Searching for an enemy ship with the lowest health to fire at.
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