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const scripts = Array.from(
document.querySelectorAll("script.fcpython-ojs-quiz-config")
);
const script = scripts.find(
(node) => node.dataset.fcpythonRendered !== "true"
);
if (!script) {
return html`<div class="fcpython-quiz fcpython-quiz-warning">
Quiz configuration was not found.
</div>`;
}
script.dataset.fcpythonRendered = "true";
const quiz = JSON.parse(script.textContent);
const container = html`<div class="fcpython-quiz"></div>`;
const title = document.createElement("h3");
title.textContent = quiz.title;
container.appendChild(title);
const instructions = document.createElement("p");
instructions.textContent = quiz.instructions;
container.appendChild(instructions);
const feedbackNodes = [];
quiz.questions.forEach((question, questionIndex) => {
const fieldset = document.createElement("fieldset");
fieldset.className = "fcpython-quiz-question";
const legend = document.createElement("legend");
legend.textContent = `${questionIndex + 1}. ${question.prompt}`;
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input.type = "radio";
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input.value = String(optionIndex);
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text.textContent = option;
label.appendChild(input);
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fieldset.appendChild(label);
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feedback.className = "fcpython-quiz-feedback";
feedback.setAttribute("aria-live", "polite");
feedbackNodes.push(feedback);
fieldset.appendChild(feedback);
container.appendChild(fieldset);
});
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actions.className = "fcpython-quiz-actions";
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check.textContent = "Check answers";
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const score = document.createElement("p");
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score.setAttribute("aria-live", "polite");
check.addEventListener("click", () => {
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quiz.questions.forEach((question, questionIndex) => {
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feedback.className = "fcpython-quiz-feedback";
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feedback.className = "fcpython-quiz-feedback is-correct";
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feedback.textContent = `❌ Not yet. Correct answer: ${answer}. ${question.explanation}`;
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});
score.textContent = `Score: ${correctCount}/${quiz.questions.length}`;
});
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input.checked = false;
});
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feedback.className = "fcpython-quiz-feedback";
});
score.textContent = "";
});
actions.appendChild(check);
actions.appendChild(reset);
container.appendChild(actions);
container.appendChild(score);
return container;
}Code Quality
code-quality
Make code trustworthy with tests, style, formatting, linting, types, and automation.
How to use this chapter hands-on
This chapter is about Code Quality. Do not read it like a reference manual. Use it as a sequence of short labs. For each lesson, open the Colab notebook from the button above, run Example 1, write a prediction, and then change one small part of the code.
By the end of the chapter, you should have one small artifact: a notebook, a script, a trace table, or a project note. The artifact should show one working example, one controlled variation, and one error or surprising result that you investigated calmly.
If time is short, study one lesson deeply instead of skimming all of them. A deeply understood example is one you can run again, explain in plain language, modify safely, and debug when it breaks.
Why this chapter matters
Make code trustworthy with tests, style, formatting, linting, types, and automation.
Lessons are now grouped by coherent learner topics. A page may contain multiple short quizzes when the page has multiple sections, so students can check one idea before moving to the next.
NoteGuiding questions
- Which lessons belong in this chapter?
- What should I review before moving on?
- How do the lesson sections build one practical skill?
Lesson path
- Testing with pytest — Use assertions, pytest, and edge cases to check behavior.
- Style, Formatting, and Linting — Use PEP 8 and Ruff to keep Python readable and consistent.
- Type Checking — Use type hints and a checker to catch mismatched value types early.
- Pre-commit and CI — Run checks automatically before commits and on shared repositories.
Chapter checkpoint
Use this short checkpoint before starting the chapter.