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Update->adding C language
What GitHub issue does this PR apply to?
None
What changed and why?
added data_types, control_structures, io, operators, functions, classes in C language
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- [ ] I claimed any associated issue(s) and they are not someone else's
- [ ] I have looked at documentation to ensure I made any revisions correctly
- [ ] I tested my changes locally to ensure they work
- [ ] (If editing Django) I have added or edited any appropriate unit tests for my changes
Any additional comments or things to be aware of while reviewing?
I added in a new Github Action ("Validate Meta Info File") to check for changes to meta_info.json. It failed on this PR because your JSON files aren't in [language]/[version]/[files].json format. If you add a version directory under /c/ then move the files in there, it should pass.
Hey @akkshayTandon, I figured I'd check up on this again. Is there anything you need help with on this?
Hi Sarah, ->I tried to resolve the requested changes. -> I am sorry for late review. ->I am new to open source, and this is my first repository i am trying to work with, it will be a help if you guide me. ->Waiting for further update.
Getting closer. I'm still seeing some "unknown" holes when I test it:
- data types (7 missing)
- functions (5 missing)
- input/output (40+ missing)
- lists (19 missing)
- math/operators (2 missing)
You can see the same on the review app: https://codethesaurus-test-pr-508.herokuapp.com/
Can you fill in those empty holes please?
(I'm not seeing files for exception handling, queues/stacks, and strings, which is fine.)
- removed the "unknown" with either its code or made "not-implemented" : "true"
- Hi @geekygirlsarah , waiting for re-review.
This was a very nice experience having contributed for the first time in an open source project. Definitely learned some things. I will continue contributing .
This was a very nice experience having contributed for the first time in an open source project.
Thanks! You took on a ton of work but I'm glad you liked working on it.
Definitely learned some things. I will continue contributing .
I hope you keep contributing if you can, whether that's here or on other projects. And every project is different too, so your experiences here may not carry over as they have other processes involved. I try to make mine friendly for experienced or inexperienced devs as well as those new and experienced with open source!