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I was the one who made the generator and added that line about the average run_time. The required format used to be the opposite of what it is now, it...
@MikaelFangel thanks for bringing this up! That's interesting, the `+` in `x * (b - a) + a` is somehow interpreted as a new bullet point. I don't see anything...
Has this been linked to students actually being confused? The semantic difference seems so small to me, I wouldn't want to spend time and energy on a non-issue.
In general, I agree with you, but has this specific case been linked to students actually being confused?
[I don't know how useful this will be, I have not read the PR and I'm only reacting to the last comment, but] we have a concept exercise in the...
We do this in the Elixir track, it works great.
I'm all for having more test cases for this exercise, but I also don't see the point of introducing integers. If they are meant to be treated as strings, nothing...
> I don't think this should be considered. They can break test generators in many ways, e.g. if the test generator can't handle certain characters, numbers etc. and they're also...
Elixir has most of the exercises implemented (minus a few foregone and some exercises without canonical data) and they are all tagged with prerequisites, concepts and practices, so looking at...
One could also scrape ALL the `config.json` files and gather all the (unique) concepts/prerequistes/practices attached to each exercise, and clean that up.