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"feedback" : "# Exercise: todo\n\nLlm Evaluation ist für diese Aufgabe deaktiviert. Entferne die .llmignore Datei vom Package der Aufgabe.\n\n\n# Exercise: energymeter\n\nLlm Evaluation ist für diese Aufgabe deaktiviert. Entferne die .llmignore Datei vom Package der Aufgabe.\n\n\n# Exercise: pong\n\nLlm Evaluation ist für diese Aufgabe deaktiviert. Entferne die .llmignore Datei vom Package der Aufgabe.\n\n\n# Exercise: stepstats\n\n### Correctness\n- In `StepTracker` you changed the output text/format compared to the original program (“Success days: …” etc.). The requirement says it should work *gleich wie zuvor*, i.e., same behavior/output as before.\n- `StepTracker` as shown is not a valid standalone Java program structure in the given package setup (missing `package ...;`, missing `public class StepTracker { ... }`, and the `main` signature doesn’t match the usual `public static void main(String[] args)` that the template/example uses).\n- `StepTracker` uses `Scanner` but does not show an import for it, which will prevent compilation in a normal Java setup.\n\n### Suggestion\n- Compare your printed lines with the original ones and keep the exact wording/order (including the sentences like “You made the goal … times.”) so the program output matches the previous version.\n- Align `StepTracker` with the same structural pattern as in the template/example (package declaration + class + proper `main` method signature) rather than using a free-floating `void main()`.\n- Ensure all required imports are present in `StepTracker` (at least the one for `Scanner`) in the same way the template did.\n\n### Code Style\n- In `StepStatistics`, the fields are all `public`. Consider using encapsulation (e.g., keep fields non-public and expose read access in a controlled way) unless the exercise explicitly demands direct field access.\n- Indentation is a bit inconsistent in the constructor (`minSteps`/`maxSteps` lines have extra leading spaces). Keeping consistent formatting makes the code easier to read.\n- `StepTracker` mixes `IO.print/println` with standard Java `Scanner`; that’s fine if the course framework expects `IO`, but keep it consistent with the provided template style (either all `IO` like the starter, or all `System.out` like the example) to avoid confusion.\n",
"status" : "SUCCESS"
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