"If you feel like your solution is all messed up and you want to start over, click this button:" "If you're a student of the Dark Grand Master, you can send the code to your mentor for a style check by clicking this button:" If your solution did pass, congratulations! You'll get dark matter as a reward." "If your solution didn't pass the test, you'll see the reason and a list of recommendations. Now you can submit the task to your mentor for verification. That's it! Now you're ready to start working on the task. One contains the task conditions, and the other tab (Solution) is where you enter your code. Select an available task from the list and click OK. If it's empty, then it's time to move on with the course: you've already completed all the tasks in this stage. Now you can see the list of available tasks. You will then see short explanations about the six buttons. Select the folder where you will store your project. In this case, you are prompted to load the CodeGymTasks project. If this is the first time you've done this, a 'New Project' window will pop up. Open the list of available tasks by pressing the following button: These buttons are what you will work with. "After IDEA restarts, you will see a new group of six buttons. You've successfully installed the CodeGym plugin for IntelliJ IDEA. Restart IntelliJ IDEA (Restart IntelliJ IDEA -> Apply -> OK -> Restart) Open the folder where you downloaded the plugin (CodeGymIdeaPlugin.jar). Click on the gear and select 'Install plugins from disk' For MacOS, click IntelliJ IDEA -> Preferences -> Plugins.
Go to File -> Settings, and find Plugins.
For starters, let's stick to the following procedure." Installing the Plugin I'm sure you'll soon appreciate how powerful it is. "I'd like to tell you how to do your homework with IntelliJ IDEA.
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