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Net Units

Measure how much code a change adds in syntax-level units instead of lines.

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What it does

Measures how much code each student actually added to an assignment. Upload the starter code and the solutions (Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java or C/C++), and it counts the meaningful pieces of code on added and deleted lines, so squeezing code onto fewer lines doesn't change the result. Next to size you see new branching, repeated chunks and a chart of size against tests passed. A side-by-side view highlights every counted piece, and a guess-the-author game lets a class compare student and AI-style solutions anonymously.

Good to know

It doesn't run code, so you enter the tests-passed numbers yourself.

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