Quiz type exercises not showing any indentation

Question

I'm taking the introduction to python and after getting into the "if" statement section I noticed that there is no indentation whatsoever in the quiz type exercises. This is not just one quiz but ALL of them. The program examples you have to run and the exercises you have to write are all fine.

I'm almost sure it is on my end but I have no idea what it may be. Any suggestions or fixes?

Answer 1

Hi, friend!
It seems like you're experiencing an issue where quiz-type exercises related to "if" statements lack proper indentation. This might be a display issue specific to your environment. Since the program examples and exercises appear correctly, it's likely not a problem with the content itself. You could try using a different browser or clearing your browser's cache to see if that resolves the indentation problem. If the issue persists, you might want to reach out to SoloLearn's support for further assistance.

Answer 2

If you are talking about the quiz exercise between the lessons, then I have not seen any such issue so far. If you are facing any problem like this then you can mail to sololearn with screenshot

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Answer 3

David Turner ,

Yes. I know what you're talking about: those multiple-choice quizzes not in the playground, that you have to tap a menu of choices to plug text into empty boxes within the prewritten code.

The Sololearn writers make many mistakes because they apparently don't proofread each other's work before publishing. It's not just indentation errors in multiple-choice quizzes. It can be mismatched parentheses and other typos. It's sometimes factual errors, and it's not just in the Introduction to Python course. The Python Intermediate course, AFAIK, still states that __init__ instantiates a new object (factually incorrect).

If enough people report the typo or factual error by sending Feedback through the main menu, they will sometimes go back and correct it. You can see evidence of that by the dates of the comments on the corrected page. "missing closing )", "not enough parentheses", "typo in exercise", "I see no error", "it must be fixed now", "it's fixed".

Answer 4

<YostDev> ,

It's not a display issue. The Sololearn writers publish faulty content, which they do correct if enough people send Feedback (which is like us doing their work for them).