If sololearn gives exercices to do but if we get stuck in one problem with no hints or help, what do we learn? Nothing.

Question

Bad way to teach

Answer 1

Alex[] , what are going to check with > if (ages[0]&ages[1]&ages[2]) < ?

Answer 2

That's pretty much what this Q&A section is for. When you're stuck, don't understand something, or need help figuring something out after trying yourself, this is where you could ask. Also, when going through the lessons be sure to check the comments section. Often you may find the answer there.
Now, if you have an actual question or issue please ask it, otherwise might be best to delete this post.

Answer 3

Do you have any question? If you don't then please don't post anything in Q&A discussion.Q&A discussion is only for asking programming related question:
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/1316935/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/post/52212/?ref=app
If you want to post your opinion you can post in your activity feed:
https://www.sololearn.com/post/903/?ref=app

Answer 4

Alex[] , I don't think so. Practice is the way to make a progress in learning. If you need help you can ask in the Q&A and show your attempt. There are a lot of people here who can help. If I understand right you mean code coach exercises - it's normal to have hidden tests, to think about how to solve, otherwise if you have all inputs and expected outputs, you will just write if <input1>, print <output1>,..., until the last case. There's no point of that. Don't give up so easy.

Answer 5

There is literally comment section for getting hints and help in courses

Answer 6

Alex[] , you are not far away from the solution. This is your code with some modifications. It is kept as simple as possible. All new or modified lines are marked with #***
ages = []
i = 0
while i<3:
age = int(input())
ages.append(age)
i+=1
answer = "Get ready!" # presset the answer with this #***
for l in ages:
if l<16:
answer = "Too young!" #***
break # no need to check further on #***
print(answer) #***

Answer 7

Alex[] , I disagree with you. In many tasks after the description there is important information to consider marked with "!" sign. Without effort is hard to achieve any knowledge. Don't be so unpatient. Everything is up to you! Good luck!

Answer 8

Alex[] please feel free to email [email protected] with your suggestion, as none of us here can do anything about it. If you want to see changes implemented, you need to follow the appropriate means of providing feedback to SoloLearn.
As to your question, there are some quizzes that indeed might seem difficult, but in nearly every case you can tap back to the relevant lesson and review the material from which you can discern the correct answer. The comments section can be helpful if proper explanations are provided by other users, so it's always good to check that as well.

Answer 9

Sololearn provides hints for the course quizzes already. Practice challenges point you in the right direction in the description. I don't see any potential for improvement there

Answer 10

I see potential in adding pieces of code to help following the reasoning after x attempts. Its easy to do and help learning.

Answer 11

ages = []
i = 0
while i<3:
age = int(input())
ages.append(age)
i+=1
if (ages[0]&ages[1]&ages[2]):
print("Get ready!")
for l in ages:
if l<16:
print("Too young!")

Answer 12

Good cores for you all.

Answer 13

I know its wrong. Really i want the right answer just because i've tried several solutions. Of course i do no boa to answer.

Answer 14

My phone is translating to my mother language though some mistakes😥

Answer 15

That's untrue TheWhiteCat. The time foi loose asking others, could be solved by sololearn. After x attempts they should give hints to cristalize knowledge. Learning its not a question of points.