Add Neeraj Agrawal & team project submission - #106
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This PR introduces the new "Ultimate Merge" UI architecture for the PyBe learning engine and streamlines the curriculum focus solely on fundamental loop concepts (for and while loops).
Key Changes & Implementations:
Revamped Pedagogical UI: Implemented a fluid, beat-by-beat slideshow architecture (Sticky Progress Toolbar) that guides learners through 4 distinct stages (Story, Logic, Concept Check, Code Challenge) seamlessly without page reloads.
Streamlined Content: Removed the second case study ("The Note Counter") and its associated loop controls (break/continue). This decision was made to avoid cognitive overload and keep the module tightly focused on mastering base iteration principles first.
"The Cricket Chase" Module: Refined the 17-beat interactive case study teaching for vs while loops.
State & Progression Fixes:
Cleaned up App.jsx, Hero.jsx, and Navbar.jsx to completely remove old pathways to the second case study.
Re-adjusted the global progress tracker (maxScore) from 10 to 4 to accurately reflect the 2 MCQs and 2 Code Challenges present in the current module.
Updated the module completion flow to gracefully return the user to the Home screen.
Documentation Updates:
Completely updated Product.md and README.md to reflect the single case study layout and removed outdated analogies.
Corrected inaccuracies in README.md (e.g., changing references from frontend/ to client/).
Updated the team member contribution section.
Testing Done:
Verified that the slideshow progression unlocks correctly upon answering MCQs and completing Code Challenges.
Ensured the progress tracker properly evaluates the score out of 4.
Confirmed the UI operates smoothly and all obsolete navigation triggers have been handled.
Team members:
Neeraj Agrawal neerajagrawal689@gmail.com
Shyam Sundar Sharma ssharma08550@gmail.com