Checkpoint 3.3.1. Inline Coding Exercise, No Help.
An exercise might ask a reader to write a computer program, that would go here in the
<statement>
. But you can also add a <program>
element after a <statement>
. Here we place no code at all, but we do say we want it to be interactive. The purpose is to make it a live coding environment for a version of your output that allows the reader to perhaps submit a solution. The <program>
element is necessary so you can specify a programming language.In interactive formats, try creating and running a Python program below. Use CodeLens to step through the program.
Hint.
We didn’t really ask you to do anything.