In this slide you will be tested on the least important dimension called Readability. If $[$R$1]$ has issues with readability and $[$R$2]$ has issues with correctness or prompt adherence, always prefer the response with sole issues in readability, in this case, R$1.$

Training: Please follow this link to Section $2\mathrm{.}4$e Readability $/$ Documentation

of the official project documentation. Take your time to form a complete understanding of the reliability dimension!

Objective: Select all scenarios that contain valid readability issues. Be very careful when submitting your answer as you only have one shot to get this right. Again, select cases where the model makes reabability mistakes.

The model generated a complex program from scratch without inline comments.

The comments contain false expected outputs.

The response generated a large wall of text without formatting making the listed items hard to distinguish.

The model modified significant parts of the code without any explanation in the code comments or outside written text e$.$g$.$ the intro, outro and response body.

The explanation states that Javascript only supports OOP.

The code errors out as an import statement is missing.

The response has grammar mistakes.

The model modified the code and didn$$t comment the code. Nevertheless, it provide a well written explanation of all the modifications outside of the code.

The responses misses an intro$/$outro but the code is well documented.