A common way to check whether beginner CS students are able to solve various small problems is by making them solve small code challenges, with one method per challenge. Unit-tests are then used to check whether they've managed to solve the problem or not. However, marking CS student submissions by hand is an error-prone and laborious process, and sometimes a student will leave code in such a state that it will not even compile. Questionable makes this a bit easier. It's geared towards the specific technologies that are used at Rhodes University (as of 2016), though I'm relatively sure that the UnitTestMarker
project could be modified with little effort to handle different contexts.
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