ANONYMOUS wrote:
> Hi! I'm not sure when I manually press the run button in vscode it says my code doesn't work for StudentListIterator and StudentStats but when I do
> PS C:\Code\Java\src> javac itertools/*.java studentapi/*.java studentstats/*.java test/*.java
> PS C:\Code\Java\src> java test.Test
>
> it gives me 11/11
>
> is this an issue of concern or will it be okay since it passes when I manually do javac. I'm on windows if that information is needed. Thanks in advance
I do not use VS Code, and so cannot diagnose its behaviour when clicking the run button. Make sure you know what it is compiling and what it is running, as if it only compiles some of your source code files, this could lead to the tests not representing the results of your code.
I also do not use and cannot diagnose PowerShell, but assuming you have not modified the tests, the commands you have given seem correct. The first would compile every java source file in the listed directories. This means it would not get things in subdirectories of `test/`, such as `test/itertools/ItertoolsTest.java`. But if you have not modified the tests, then your command should recompile everything that may have changed, as well as making sure the `test.Test` is compiled.
So I would guess that your code should be fine and would pass all tests if submitted as-is. I do not know why VS Code might not be compiling things properly. If you choose to use VS Code then any issues it produces are your own to resolve.
Best practice to be sure is to make sure you delete all the .class files that have been generated and recompile and run the tests from scratch, as that is what the automarker will be doing (since you are instructed to submit only .java files, and so .class files will be ignored).
