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FAQ: Code not passing / Troubleshooting code

Last updated - November 25, 2025

Troubleshooting is an important part of learning coding.
 
3 common error messages you might see include:
 

1. Syntax error: this means that the characters were typed incorrectly (forexample, a missing semicolon or misusing the assignment operator (=)).

2. Semantic error: this means a word or variable was used in the wrong place.

3. Logic error: this means the code is technically written without error, but the logic doesn’t accomplish the goal.

 Use the Answer Keys (Teachers Only )

A Skill Struck teacher can access answer keys for any challenge or activity within Skill Struck. This can be located in the Teacher View of the lesson. The answer keys can also be found in Community. 

For a more detailed view of troubleshooting steps, please follow this article. The article can be shared with your students as well. 


If after reviewing the common error messages, troubleshooting your code, and checking the answer key this still results in not being able to pass the Auto-Grader, please feel free to reach out to our Support Team.