Backing correct answers with some explanation

Question

I have used sololearn for quite some time now and i am an active challenger. I love doing these challenges as they help me improve faster by knowing what questions i answered incorrectly. Its great to see the correct answers once the challenge is completed but, sometimes we cannot figure out how our answer was incorrect or how the answer marked as correct is "correct". It would be great if the correct answer would be backed with some explanation of any form. Be it a small paragraph or link to an article or a video etc.
I know we can post questions and we can get an answer by our fellow sololearners but sometimes the questions have really big problem statements which makes posting a really tedious and slow process instead, why not make the person(who uploaded the question) provide some two sentence explanation for the same? This would indeed accelerate the pace of learning from mistakes. What do you say @SoloLearn ?

Answer 1

Usman Khan I just had the same thought as you, but I think how it works that most quiz questions are submitted by the sololearn community - and maybe requiring to always add explanations would make the process of adding and reviewing questions more tedious, and then maybe there would not be so many submissions?

That's just my assumption, I am a beginner here myself, so I didn't submit or review any challenges yet.

Answer 2

Well in my opinion answers explanation should not be given with the correct answers because if so then no one try to understand the logic with using their own brain, yes it can be possible that the answer not clicking to them but they should try to run the code in code playground which will solve the query somehow, if then too the answer is not click in mind then that can bebposted as an comment to the original creater of the quiz because the quiz creater name is written on the quiz so that can solve problem
That just my view, btw suggestion can be good if at the time of review the correct answer it will open in the code playground and after running the code if not understand then their is an comment thrown at the console with explanation
but yoUK can forward your suggestion at [e-mail]

Answer 3

Thanks Mohit the coder (M.S.D) for your perspective.

Answer 4

I dont catch the flow of code yet as I'm a beginner but your comments do help.

Answer 5

bakitza Ah. I see.