In the Junior Pathway “Programming Simple Functionality” quiz, Question 4 has the following :
“Test” will appear after 5 seconds and will continue to appear every 5 seconds after that.
Correct:
The Coroutine is called at start, which then waits 3 seconds, logs “Test” and then calls the Coroutine again. This will start the cycle again to log “Test” every 3 seconds indefinitely."```
This is confusing because there is another (incorrect) question that mentions 3 seconds, but the quiz recognizes the correct answer is after every 5 seconds.
Just to check, the quiz itself is perfect, right? The Q and A match up just fine, and what it thinks is the correct answer is the for-real correct answer. The problem text only appears after you got it right, right?
That extra text seems a bit odd to me. If you got it right, you shouldn’t need it explained, since you got it right. It’s almost as if they assume you’ll guess on a few and will be like “Whoa, that was right? I wonder why, let’s see…”.
If you get the question wrong, the explanation is the same. The quiz is correct in that the answer is written as “every 5 seconds.” This is simply a typo.