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This has been discussed here: https://forum.exercism.org/t/unicode-testing-for-anagram-doesnt-actually-test-for-grapheme/10906
As per @iHiD's request [here](http://forum.exercism.org/t/dubious-wording-in-saddle-points-exercise/6877/7).
Continued from exercism/c#967 The test case for the square root problem indicates that it was made only for perfect squares. This is also hinted by the fact that the C...
Having an exercise direct a student to write a function or write a method or write "some specific structure" can be confusing when the language they are solving the exercise...
This commit introduces a new exercise named 'Mazy Mice'. The exercise is designed to implement a maze generator that produces perfect mazes, i.e., mazes that have only one correct path,...
If the first roll in the last frame is not a strike, then ensure that the next roll (i.e. the second roll in the last frame) pin count is less...
This exercise idea is based on a story from my current work place: My boss'es Ubuntu had a bug that made his printer, when asked to print *N* copies of...
The descriptions had some typos. Those have been fixed along with some changes in wording for consistency and clarity.
Noticed image alternative text not being "Single Sentence per Line" for proposed addition to TCL track. Inspiration: exercism/tcl#267