Welcome! This exercise is designed to help you practice key Python programming skills specifically for Bitcoin development.
Your task is to complete the TODO items found in the main.py source file.
- Fork this repository.
- Go to the
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Clone your fork to your local computer.
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Explore the Code
- Open the
main.pyfile and examine the source code. - Look for code marked with
TODO.
- Open the
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Complete the TODOs
- Implement the missing logic where indicated.
- Ensure your code is readable, idiomatic, and compiles without warnings.
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Test Your Code
- Run the tests using:
python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -p 'main_test.py' -v
- Run the tests using:
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Commit and push your changes to the
mainbranch of your remote fork. -
Confirm your forked repository has a green check mark.
- Submit your solution to this form: Google form.
PS: You can commit and push as often as you like and GitHub Actions will re-evaluate your code every time. You will need to look through the auto-grader logs (in the "Actions" tab) to see what exactly you got right or wrong.
- Learn me a Bitcoin: link
Submissions must be your own work. Do not copy from other students or past cohorts. Sharing or copying answers is not allowed. Violations may result in your submission being invalidated or in follow-up under the program’s policies.
You may use AI tools to study and to clarify concepts, but the code you submit must be written by you. Do not paste in AI-generated answers as your submission. The exercises are for your learning; relying on AI to produce answers will undermine that and may be treated like other academic misconduct.
These rules are in place so that you actually practice and learn Python, build real skills, and can be fairly assessed. Doing the work yourself is how you learn; shortcuts defeat the purpose of the exercises and don’t prepare you for what comes next in the program.