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If you feel confident enough, but it is only the time which disturbs you, you can go and rate the quiz submissions. That will give you some idea on how they work and what to focus on during the code-related challenges. Usually, there is no point in going through the whole code, but rather spot the logic leading to the right answer :)
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@Alicia What I recommend then (and tried myself ;) is to take your time after the challenge to revert back to the questions, perhaps writing w hem down and executing in an external IDE. Manipulating with the code and printing down every line, at each iteration, gives you a debugging-like kind of insight into what exactly is going on there. A little cumbersome to accomplish, but a LOT easier to comprehend it this way :)
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Thank you, Kuba. I am finding that the more I do the challenges, even if I lose all the time, the more used to thinking fast I get :) For some questions though, even when I look at the answer I donât understand why thatâs the correct answer :-/