[SUGGESTION] SoloLearn Practice Courses

Question

I'm wondering if there's any chance of SoloLearn implementing code practice courses? Or maybe there are challenges out there that exist for this purpose which I am not seeing. For instance: I've now finished learning JavaScript and want to practice, but how do I go about doing that? I still only know the basics from the course and am having trouble creating challenges for myself. Maybe at the end of the course a practice section opens up with more detailed/difficult "fill in the blank" questions or an end goal (I.e. create an alert that says "Hello world!" with an OK button).

Answer 1

If you are running the Android app, there are tons of assignments to practice with in the learning tab "Coding Challenges". Q&A has some tagged with assignment or challenge that you can search for.

Answer 2

Hey Shane Mosley if u want to suggest something mail at [e-mail] or give feedback (--> suggestion) in the app.

Answer 3

NAYAN KHANNA I forgot to mention: Right below the score board you can tap "View Answers" and it shows them correctly. Not sure if this is a feature missing from the web version.

Answer 4

Rohan Karan Thank you!! I thought there was a place for it specifically but couldn't remember.

Answer 5

John Wells Thanks! That's going to be useful, lesson learned: Search below the surface. I would go and see stuff that seemed a bit out of my scope at first and just left the challenge section.

Answer 6

John Wells I feel like I have to thank you again for this. These challenges are actually very helpful and much easier than I believed them to be. I will admit the timed part kind of gets to me but all in all they are very handy.

Answer 7

NAYAN KHANNA Yes of course, I'm glad I wasn't the only one stumped there:
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Answer 8

@ShaneMosley can you please tell me the solution of the email question which we came through twice in 2 of our challenges
only the href part.

Answer 9

Shane Mosley okay thanks a lot.

Answer 10

Shane Mosley okay thanks a lot.