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Evaluating a Python Project question
Python Project questions are evaluated automatically. The score of each question is fixed at 100.
Scores are calculated based on the following formula:
(100/total no. of test cases) * test cases passed
Example:
Assume the following:
- Total score: 100
- Total number of test cases: 5
- Total number of test cases that the candidate’s source code has passed: 4
The total score is 80 i.e. (100/5)*4.
Reports
After the candidate has completed the test, you can view the candidate report that gives you information about the candidate’s source code and the number of test cases that have passed or failed.
Note: A candidate can make multiple submissions for the same question. The best submission will be evaluated.