An important element in both learning and in exam technique is to read the instructions. There are instructions that tell you You can use these tags: <p> — for text; <code> — for code (for example) above the area you entered your node text. There are further instructions with links to extensive documentation below the text edit area.

After you have clicked the preview button you must have seen things looked rubbish and there is the text "If something looked unlike you expected it to you might need to check out Writeup Formatting Tips" just above the text entry area. If you can't even read and be bothered to follow those instructions why should we be bothered to do your homework for you?

Show some effort and we will help sort out problems you may have.

Does the updated original post look better?

Only slightly. For someone who is embarking on a CGI course your lack of HTML knowledge is lamentable. There is no need to manually wrap lines using br tags. You should use the list facilities HTML provides for lists.

Given the comment above I think your expectations for this project are completely unrealistic. Maybe you should look through the Tutorials section here and find something a little more attainable?

True laziness is hard work

If i dont recieve the code, we are going to spend the hour writing the code, and then have no time left to understand the code and learn where else we could go from there.

"If i dont recieve the code, we are going to spend the hour writing the code, and then have no time left to understand the code and learn where else we could go from there."

Oh dear...