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8,389 Points-d out is the correct answer, but quiz says it is wrong
The quiz asks for the option to direct all the .class files to the out directory. I filled in -d out, but the quiz says I am wrong. This works on the command line, and is explicitly discussed by the instructor in the video.
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William Li
Courses Plus Student 26,868 Points-d out
is indeed the correct answer, but did you put 'em each on its own blank field? Like this
If you did what I did in the screenshot, your answer should have been marked correct.