How simple can the project be to pass the class and get the certificate? I already have an app that I'm thinking about, but it's kind of generic. It's supposed to be an app like ones that you see on the ginormous tablets when you enter McDonald's where it asks for what foods and drinks would you like, as well as the price. I was also wondering on whether or not you needed like a visual space for the "website" itself like how finance worked in week 9. Thanks for your help!
There is no limit to how far you can go with the final project. However, you should make sure you fulfil the requirements: cs50.harvard.edu/python/2022/project/#final-project. Your project should be accepted as long as you do, as the final grading is automated. Moreover, I already made my project public, you can find it here, and use it as a reference: github.com/Dev-R/harvard-cs50-python-project P.S.: No, you don't need to have a visual space like Finance. Focus, solely on Python.
@@dev-r5722 Thanks a lot bro. I did have another question though which was that could I reuse a pset from the past and extend on it to make new things? I was just working on my final project and what I did was is that I copied down all of the files from filter into the project folder and created 3 new filters that are designated such that users can use the command line arguments to convert their images into the filters which I just created. If I move some stuff around, would my project be eligible as per the requirements? Thanks a lot once again!
@@dev-r5722 I'm sorry I'm asking so many questions sir, but for the "project" directory, I did the extended code in helpers.c because that's where the code was for the already existing filters. Do I need to put the code that I created into project.py, or is it ok to just leave my extended code in helpers.c and just delete the project.py file? Do I also need a test file for my program, or can I just show them that it works when recording? Thanks a lot sir. I'm now done with my project thanks to you after I figure out how to deal with this concern!
@@shauryasaxena6527Hello again! You do still need the project.py file. The same goes for the unit tests, as they are automatically checked for by the CS50 Bot upon submission. If you don't, you will be automatically rejected. Also, you can resubmit your project multiple times, till you get a pass. Good luck!
I was wondering if I can write a python script to populate my database of my Django project (cs50w final project) you think it would be accepted? It’s created images, populates different models within my Django project and so on.
Yes! It should be accepted. Also, instead of creating a script from scratch for mocking data, consider taking a look at this library: github.com/joke2k/faker
@@dev-r5722 thank you!!! I did exactly that and it did indeed work. I was scared because every other video I watched online was something more visual rather than “scripty” like my project. Feels so good to have completed two courses.
Could you ensure it has exactly what they ask for on the final project page? I kept also getting low marks, it turns out the README file was causing it.
@@dev-r5722 at first i had a terrible README file but the i wrote a decent description and everything and still got the same grade, if there are specific requirements that have to be in the README other than the title , video link, description , author name,github name. and for the project itself if i have more than 3 additional functions do i have to test each and every one of them ?
Source Code for the Final Project: github.com/Dev-R/harvard-cs50-python-project
Bro how many days it take to access certificate?
@@mohanvamsi6508 You should receive it instantly (the non-paid version).
BHAI CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME
@@mahakalgamingff8978 Sure, what's wrong?
Bro please u can help me 😢
Thanks man you've really helped me
can you solve this can't check until a frown turns upside down?
did you get it? I'm facing the same problem
@@wing9217 My problem was solved when I pasted the link of my Final Project UA-cam Video.
@@Stewie_FTW yah same😂
@@Stewie_FTW where did you pasted it ,I still don't know where I past the UA-cam video link
@@russel4764Paste the link in the README mentioning the UA-cam link
Hi amazing tutorial but it doesn't let me submit, it says "Invalid slug cs50/problems/2022/python/project" could you help me?
How simple can the project be to pass the class and get the certificate? I already have an app that I'm thinking about, but it's kind of generic. It's supposed to be an app like ones that you see on the ginormous tablets when you enter McDonald's where it asks for what foods and drinks would you like, as well as the price. I was also wondering on whether or not you needed like a visual space for the "website" itself like how finance worked in week 9. Thanks for your help!
There is no limit to how far you can go with the final project. However, you should make sure you fulfil the requirements: cs50.harvard.edu/python/2022/project/#final-project.
Your project should be accepted as long as you do, as the final grading is automated. Moreover, I already made my project public,
you can find it here, and use it as a reference: github.com/Dev-R/harvard-cs50-python-project
P.S.: No, you don't need to have a visual space like Finance. Focus, solely on Python.
@@dev-r5722 Thanks a lot bro. I did have another question though which was that could I reuse a pset from the past and extend on it to make new things? I was just working on my final project and what I did was is that I copied down all of the files from filter into the project folder and created 3 new filters that are designated such that users can use the command line arguments to convert their images into the filters which I just created. If I move some stuff around, would my project be eligible as per the requirements? Thanks a lot once again!
@@shauryasaxena6527Yes! As long as you extend the problem set code, it should be acceptable. Good luck!
@@dev-r5722 I'm sorry I'm asking so many questions sir, but for the "project" directory, I did the extended code in helpers.c because that's where the code was for the already existing filters. Do I need to put the code that I created into project.py, or is it ok to just leave my extended code in helpers.c and just delete the project.py file? Do I also need a test file for my program, or can I just show them that it works when recording? Thanks a lot sir. I'm now done with my project thanks to you after I figure out how to deal with this concern!
@@shauryasaxena6527Hello again! You do still need the project.py file. The same goes for the unit tests, as they are automatically checked for by the CS50 Bot upon submission. If you don't, you will be automatically rejected. Also, you can resubmit your project multiple times, till you get a pass. Good luck!
I was wondering if I can write a python script to populate my database of my Django project (cs50w final project) you think it would be accepted?
It’s created images, populates different models within my Django project and so on.
Yes! It should be accepted. Also, instead of creating a script from scratch for mocking data, consider taking a look at this library: github.com/joke2k/faker
@@dev-r5722 thank you!!! I did exactly that and it did indeed work. I was scared because every other video I watched online was something more visual rather than “scripty” like my project. Feels so good to have completed two courses.
@@yesyes9698 That's great to hear! What is your next plan?
for some reason i get 1/6 even though i do all the steps correctly can you help me plz?
main function , 3 functions , test functions
same with me did you solve it?
for some reason i get 1/6 even though i do all the steps correctly can you help me?
Could you ensure it has exactly what they ask for on the final project page? I kept also getting low marks, it turns out the README file was causing it.
@@dev-r5722 at first i had a terrible README file but the i wrote a decent description and everything and still got the same grade, if there are specific requirements that have to be in the README other than the title , video link, description , author name,github name. and for the project itself if i have more than 3 additional functions do i have to test each and every one of them ?
read me needs to be min 500 words
Nvm I passed with 6/6 and my read me was around 400 words