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Most Java projects nowerdays are not built using javac directly; rather, they use a build tool such as Maven or Gradle. Examples of how to build a Jigsaw project (with modules and possibly module patches) using those would be very useful.
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When Show extra code is checked, the guide's extra code is shown first and then the exercise's extra code is appended to it.
A guide's extra code might be used in many exercises but not all of them, and showing all of it when it's not needed adds confusion to the exercise.
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Tutorials
Need to write a set of tutorials detailing the various examples, in the style of the "simple-exercise" tutorial.
In the Challenge part of the Blocks section, for the layout image displayed the second section as:
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(Heading 2)
(A paragraph of text)
It was not clear to me that this should be a h1 and not an h2. When I saw the words Heading 2, I thought that meant write a heading with h2 tag. I was able to get past the challenge by changing it to h1, but maybe it should be a little mor
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No.9's solution may be miscopied from No.10's solution.
I suggest the solution should be revised from Before to After.
9. Create a 3x3 matrix with values ranging from 0 to 8 (★☆☆)
hint: reshapeBefore
After