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BillyRogers150
BillyRogers150 Posts: 5
in First-time course creation

Writing a class in Python.

Do I have to place the class code in a public git repo?

Or does Udemy have a way to serve code just to enrolled students?

TIA!

Billy

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  • Bella
    Bella Posts: 3,694
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    Hi @BillyRogers150
    , thank you for your question! Udemy supports coding exercises. We have an interactive tool that instructors can add to their courses. With this tool, students can enter code directly onto the page and run the function without switching programs or screens. You can learn more about it here.

    Hope that helps! If you have additional questions, don't hesitate to ask!

    Bella Almeida

    Udemy Community

  • BillyRogers150
    BillyRogers150 Posts: 5
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    Thanks Bella. Coding exercises are good to know about.

    But what I was hoping was that I could give them a complete notebook file filled with python code they could download before a topic then go through on their own machines as I am talking.

    Make sense?

  • Bella
    Bella Posts: 3,694
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    Thanks for clarifying @BillyRogers150
    ! You can accomplish this by adding the Phyton files as Resources to your course Lectures. You can learn more about this in this support article.

    Bella Almeida

    Udemy Community

  • Kris
    Kris Posts: 18 Community Champion rank
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    Per the support article, "for development courses, only Python and Ruby files can be uploaded at this time. " I thinking it is OK to link to a public GIT repository.

    Is that OK per UDEMY guidelines?

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