test_tokenizer.py won't run on Windows at all because of resource package is only available on UNIX.
However it is only used for two test points, and Windows users should be able to run other test points without any issue (at least I was for the previous version).
It might be a good idea to move the import into the decorator function.
(The course website, README and pdf do not explicitly mention Linux requirement. This likely isn't an issue for Stanford students but would be slightly helpful to those who are following the course at home.)
test_tokenizer.pywon't run on Windows at all because ofresourcepackage is only available on UNIX.assignment1-basics/tests/test_tokenizer.py
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However it is only used for two test points, and Windows users should be able to run other test points without any issue (at least I was for the previous version).
It might be a good idea to move the import into the decorator function.
(The course website, README and pdf do not explicitly mention Linux requirement. This likely isn't an issue for Stanford students but would be slightly helpful to those who are following the course at home.)