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L12: user feedback about Q&A prompt

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Bug
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godot
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Open res://course/lesson-12-using-variables/lesson.bbcode and review the Lesson 12 question and answer prompt about why a variable defined inside a function does not work in a different function. Check which answers are placeholders and replace them with appropriate lesson content; done when the prompt no longer contains placeholder answers.

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To verify in lesson to assess the issue/what needs correction or improvement:

in Lesson 12 "Using varibles to make code easier to read" the question and answer prompt about why an error occurs when a varible defined inside of a function does not work in a diffrent finction contains placeholder answers.

Technical information:

  • Location: L12 - Using Variables to Make Code Easier to Read
  • File: res://course/lesson-12-using-variables/lesson.bbcode
  • Platform: Web
  • Commit: ae0ba5b
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