The proctor was very calm and sweet.
I couldn't hear her a few times, so I asked her to say the things again, and she repeated them.
When the proctor joined the meeting, she told me to:
1. show the Student ID
2. open git and show the collaborator
3. go to the Viva portal and download your submission, open it and run it
4. give demo, while giving demo i had a line missing in my code before i submitted the code in portal, but i knew it so i asked her if i should add it right now so that i can view a user's trek history ( missing line was * @app.route('/my_history') *), but she told no it's fine and then said "so the history page is deleted ?" and i told her," actually it's not deleted i have just a line missing", after adding the line, I showed her the user history
5. She told me to go to my VS Code and show through which route the user can book the trek
6. Go and mark a trek as completed by the staff (any)
7. told me to show the participants of any trek
(I didn't remember which trek has participants, so I asked her if I can book a trek right now by a user and show it, and she said yeah, do it; I did it )
She asked me, "Does my app allow me to book those treks which are not open? I said no, it doesn't allow. She said OK, then again to the previous question to show the participant.
I showed her the participants list for a particular trek.
8. Theory questions: MVC, difference between authentication and authorisation, difference between inline, internal and external CSS
9. Open Notepad and write a route to get all the blacklisted trekkers
10. Change the background colour of the login button
- She told me to go to my VS Code and show through which route the user can book the trek
- Go and mark a trek as completed by the staff (any)
- told me to show the participants of any trek
- Theory questions: MVC, difference between authentication and authorisation, difference between inline, internal and external CSS
- Open Notepad and write a route to get all the blacklisted trekkers
- Change the background colour of the login button