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I am submitting my lesson 06 expression calculator assignment and the stretch. From this assignment I struggled with creating my calc expression function and my stretch function, but a few classmates helped figure out how to solve them and then I was able to help others understand the assignment too.

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🎓 Automated Grading Report

Student: Benjamin Scott
Date: 8/19/2025

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Benjamin Scott has successfully met all the requirements for the assignment. The calculate method in expression_calculator.ts has been implemented correctly, utilizing helper methods for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and exponentiation. This demonstrates a clear understanding of modular code design and ensures the method performs the required calculation accurately. The .env.test file has been correctly configured with the assigned group letter 'A', which aligns with the assignment requirements. All GitHub checks have passed, indicating that the code adheres to proper TypeScript standards and maintains consistent style. Additionally, Benjamin has completed the stretch assignment by implementing the isValidAlphaAbbreviation function. The solution correctly interprets the abbreviation using the specified encoding system and handles edge cases, such as adjacent abbreviated substrings. Overall, the submission is thorough, well-structured, and demonstrates a strong grasp of both the core and stretch requirements.


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anthonydmays previously approved these changes Aug 19, 2025
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