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iOS Objective-C Basics (Retired) Functional Programming in C Functions

Blaine Fallis
Blaine Fallis
2,449 Points
Posted by Blaine Fallis
Blaine Fallis
2,449 Points

well done?

just a comment... when completing the conditionals quiz, I got the last question wrong, but instantly the well done popup appears and a click to move on to functions. The popup covers up the missed question as well, so it's hard to take a second look to see what I missed. Happy to move on but wanted to take a 2nd look at that quiz question to review, without going through the whole conditionals segment.

3 Answers

Rebecca Rich
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Rebecca Rich
Courses Plus Student 8,592 Points
Rebecca Rich
Rebecca Rich
Courses Plus Student 8,592 Points

I agree this is a slight UX oversight. You can take a screenshot of it next time you encounter it and report it to the guys making this, help@teamtreehouse.com ... I'm sure they'd be happy to hear about it or might even have a solution in mind.

Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,913 Points
Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,913 Points

You can just go back to the track view and take it again, but it let you move on because you had enough of the other ones right. You don't have to get all the quiz questions right to move on

Blaine Fallis
Blaine Fallis
2,449 Points
Blaine Fallis
Blaine Fallis
2,449 Points

Thanks Michael. I'll get more familiar with the locations of things such as track view, and I know you don't have to get 'em all correct, however I was looking for instant feedback after a missed question ;) That's how spoiled I am. Now if only C language would allow for an occasional missed semicolon :)