Colin Leach
Colin Leach
I started this because I thought porting it from Python would be a quick win. Spectacularly wrong! It took more than a week, and still isn't great. To be fair,...
A popular exercise to go with this is `tisbury-treasure-hunt` (Python and several other languages), but we have multiple choices.
There are several choices of exercise, with not much agreement among other tracks. For R, I went with [`ozans-playlist`](https://github.com/colinleach/learning-track-doodles/tree/master/r/concept-exercises/ozans-playlist). Python uses `cater-waiter`, Gleam and Java have `gotta-snatch-em-all`.
The `inventory-management` exercise from Python might work with this.
This is an unfinished draft, NOT ready for formal review. Known limitations: - `introduction.md` and `links.json` are both empty - References within `about.md` are very Wikipedia-heavy. I need to find...
Still needs some work, but indicates the scope of this concept. I'm probably looking at `name-badges` for the exercise, which I previously used in R -though it's quite contrived. Python...
I decided there is enough in this to justify separating it from the Strings concept. No decision yet on the corresponding exercise. I'll draft Strings first, then consider them both...
Pairs with the `numbers` concept. The `.docs/introduction.md` will need to be copied from `numbers/introduction.md`. Also, `.meta/design.md` still needs info on which concepts it unlocks, once we decide this.
The `introduction.md` is blank for now. Once the `chars` concept is finalized, we can copy that introduction here. This exercise pairs with the `chars` concept, #805.
A relatively simple concept. Possible exercises might include mixed-juices (JS + an R draft) or making-the-grade (Python). The latter may need some changes, if this concept comes before strings. This...