András B Nagy
András B Nagy
> does the reversing-by-index approach also use recursion? I don't see it used explicitly, but it probably is there? No, `build-string` internally makes a string of N length and then...
I was thinking about using Jinja templates like the Python track uses so the porter provides the templates needed to (re)create the stub, example, and tests. Would that work with...
The reason I favor that approach is we can backport templates for already ported exercises and not break existing solutions.
Draft PRs are works in progress so no need to close unless you want me to. It's useful to keep this open to document what's been done so far.
Yeah, that's correct. There's no test generator so you'll need to create those files by hand. You can use another practice exercise to get an idea of the general structure...
Sounds great. I missed that `protein-translation` isn't implemented so that might be an easy one too. The Clojure and Common Lisp tracks already ported it so one could start from...
But you're welcome to implement any other exercises I haven't listed. This issue simply started off as my "wouldn't these be nice to add" list.
Picking this back up. I'll work through flatten-array, robot-simulator, and square-root next week.
Yeah, go ahead. :)
@ErikSchierboom, list-ops was ported in #393 so we can merge this, closing #368