Submit an Assignment
How to write your code, test it, and submit your work for grading
Open your assignment
Write your code
The code editor displays your Python file with line numbers on the left, where you can write and edit your code. Notice that line 4 already has some starter code to get user input, and the TODO comments on lines 5-6 indicate what you need to add next. The cursor is positioned on line 7, ready for you to continue writing your program.
Run your code to test it
The code is currently running, as indicated by "Running..." in the Console section at the bottom of the screen. You can see that the program has started executing and is waiting for input from the user, since line 4 contains an `input()` function that prompts "Enter your name: ". The console will display any output from your program and allow you to interact with it when it asks for input.
Submit your work
Submission confirmed
Your code has been successfully submitted, as indicated by the green "SUBMITTED" status in the top toolbar. The console shows that your program ran and is waiting for input ("Enter your name:"), which means your code is functioning correctly. You can still make changes and run tests if needed, but your current work has been saved and submitted to your instructor.
