A few bugs or not?

Question

Hi there!
Look Hello!
Here is screenshots.
1. The task: The theme of browser.

https://postimg.cc/PCF3D79R

2. My decision

https://postimg.cc/gwCgSZYy

3. Answer of an app

https://postimg.cc/2qbH7wf8

App talk to me that there is no output from program.

4. And I have a screenshot of a second bug, that I found.
It’s a HTML course. Task of media. There is a extra angle bracket after first “<audio”.

https://postimg.cc/342nPxRs

What do you think?

Answer 1

Максим Пчелинцев

There is no issue in Browser theme task.

You have to convert input to number because when you take input it is bydefault considered as string

So there should be

parseInt(readLine(), 10)

Or

Number(readLine())

Answer 2

Please report to [e-mail] including the screenshots.

Answer 3

And did you try to make the indentation?

Answer 4

I mean: Do you pass the test cases when you do the indentation as suggested by the app?

Answer 5

A͢J
Oh thank u!

Answer 6

Максим Пчелинцев

All compiler accepts inputs only in string doesn't matter you entered number or decimal value.

Answer 7

I don't know what causes this issue. Maybe you could try to do the task on the web version?

Answer 8

You need to tell them that there is a bug so they _know_ that they need to fix it.

Answer 9

That is not a compiler bug.

Answer 10

I think the issue is that the example solution is misleading: It does not convert the input to a numeric type but the switch uses numeric types.

Answer 11

I sent a report and got an inarticulate response:

Hello!
Thank you for reaching out to us.

“Please don’t feel discouraged and make sure to keep the suggested identations. We find that many developers struggle when they first start studying, but that with consistent practice and community support, they learn quickly. Even experienced developers still get stuck!We recommend heading to our Discuss Q&A forum for all of your programming-related questions. Our friendly community is always ready to help!”

Answer 12

No, she didn't ask for it

Answer 13

Yes, I have tried many different ways. Even inserted the code that is the solution from the application

Answer 14

I will try. But app developers must fix it for other students

Answer 15

In mobile app I founded a simple decision of an issue.
case “1”:
console.log(”Light”);

The compiler accepts strings not numbers!

Answer 16

A͢J well
I've done a task
Compiler bug