Is there a place we can look at the solutions to the homework sets for MOOC, MIT 6.189? I just finished 1.1-1.4 and they look fine, but it would be nice to receive confirmation I'm on the right track.

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espex · Answer

We generally post to threads like this. If you have code then it is suggested to use pastebin, or similar service, and share the link.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you!

e.mccormick · Answer

Here is an example of how it goes... http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/51c8ff07e4b055e613b9d3d7 Nice discussion about a problem.

anonymous · Answer

Please do take into account that thread on OpenStudy are also used by MIT etc. students and you should therefore not post answers here, as it might be considered cheating on their side.

anonymous · Answer

@hook @maryacat No problem at all with pasting code here from the MIT side.  The materials on OCW are not the ones currently at use on the MIT campus, and there is no "cheating" in the Mechanical MOOC course.  We're all trying to learn Python, and there's no grade, so if you copy someone else's code you only cheat yourself.  And the feedback on code that learners get here on OpenStudy is often the best feedback around thanks to great folks like @eSpeX and @e.mccormick

anonymous · Answer

@MOOC-E Ah, OK, so things changed from the first MOOC-E course. It’s wonderful to hear that by checking MOOC-E projects here, we’re not posting spoilers for MIT students anymore ☺

@maryacat: I would suggest either posting it to a pastebin (e.g. dpaste.com) or better yet to a web Git repository (e.g. gitorious.org). I prefer using Git, since learning to properly use a Code  Revision/Versioning System (Git, Mercurial, Bazaar, …) is a very good skill to have when coding.