yeah, one of the tests is that you can get things right on the first
try. for example let's say you were making a real software
application, you'd do some testing internally, but then you would have
to launch it to the whole wide world, and to be successful, it would
have to be pretty bug free. then after that, you get a few minutes to
fix the bugs, which is a test of your bug finding. and all of these
are very important skills for programmers. it's just like if you take
a test at school. do you get to submit a test using your father's
name, wait for it to be graded and returned, and then turn in another
test under your name? also, if i were you i wouldn't bother with
checking with other accounts, because it gives you a "time penalty"
anyway, having to submit twice and stuff. just believe in your code.
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