Judge kit for ipynb files

• code for NTU IMP_2021
• Usage
  1. Install python3 and Jupyter
  2. Clone or download files in this repository.
  3. Enter "python3 judge_all.py"
     • add " --convert" if you haven't convert ipynb to py file yet.
     • add " --directory path_to_ipynb_here" if ipynb files are in another directory.
     • add " --funcName function_name_here" to specify the function you would like to be judged.
• File explanation

  • solution.py

    • You should put your solution here, and provide a gen_data function that returns argument list for grading.

  • answer.py

    • You don't have to modify this, students' answer will be converted into answer.py by default.

  • judge_all.py

    • Core code for grading.
    • There are three command line arguments available.
      • " --out result_file_name_here"
      • " --convert" this will use Jupyter to convert ipynb to py file.
      • " --directory path_to_ipynb_here" tell python where do ipynb files reside.
      • " --funcName function_name_here" specify the function you would like to be judged.

  • format_filename.sh

    • This shell script will rename all ipynb in the same directory with first 9 characters of the file.

  • grade_one.py

    • This file contains function that grade a single file.

  • util/

    • extract_function.py
      • This will extract function from target python file, avoiding dirty code issue that leads to import failure.
    • grading_criteria.py
      • Define your own way to verify students' answer.
    • exception_class.py
      • You can add any additional exception type here, for grade one to know what's the problem.