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A helpful study planner.
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See Maya’s review viewdef study_plan(minutes):
if minutes <= 0:
return "Start with a small goal."
sessions = []
while minutes > 0:
block = min(minutes, 25)
sessions.append(block)
minutes -= block
return sessions
print(study_plan(60))JORDAN’S EXPLANATION
I use the smaller of the remaining time and 25 minutes. I also return a helpful message when there is no time to plan.
Maya Reed / PUBLISHED FEEDBACK ON VERSION 1
Keep the final block within the time left.
Your loop is easy to follow. For 60 minutes, check the total time in the returned list. Can the last block use only the minutes left? Test 0, -5 and 60 minutes, then explain your choices.
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app/Platform/Portals/Student/Services/StudentFeedbackPageService.phpapp/Platform/Portals/Student/Controllers/StudentPeerReviewController.php
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