feat(contains): create exercise
Because
It was decided to add new recursion exercises
This PR
- Adds exercise 14
Issue
Related to #27265
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@nikitarevenco to make things easier to know when to do things, once you've made any requested changes etc., if you could re-request a review from whichever maintainer, that would make it much easier to know when it's okay to review (so we don't go to review and submit comments right before you push another commit that changes things again)
@nikitarevenco to make things easier to know when to do things, once you've made any requested changes etc., if you could re-request a review from whichever maintainer, that would make it much easier to know when it's okay to review (so we don't go to review and submit comments right before you push another commit that changes things again)
Alright, that makes sense!
@nikitarevenco to make things easier to know when to do things, once you've made any requested changes etc., if you could re-request a review from whichever maintainer, that would make it much easier to know when it's okay to review (so we don't go to review and submit comments right before you push another commit that changes things again)
I've opened the next exercise for review! I wanted to 'request' - but seems like that cannot be done on a PR with no reviews yet. For the future, do you prefer me to add a comment when the next PR is ready for review or?
@nikitarevenco No need to comment or request a review when un-drafting something. The un-drafting itself is enough to signify that something is ready for review.
I'm not reviewing these because I'm assigned them, nor am I the only one allowed to review them. I just happen to be seeing these and choosing to add my reviews. Any of the maintainers may wish to review (or not) at any time, and it wouldn't be unrealistic if they had different opinions to me or comments on things I hadn't considered. And I'd probably be wanting at least another opinion before they're all finalised for merging.