Find self-explanatory names for finished and unfinished tasks where the finished variant is sorted later in the alphabet

[Vages]

Working with #12, I grew dissatisfied with my task naming convention: begin and end. The expressions require too much explanation. And they simply sound bad.

I settled for working-area and solution. These expressions are the best-fitting I have yet thought of. Solution is self-explanatory. working-area conveys that this is where you should work.

There are two weaknesses with these names:

1. The workshop participant may think that solution is where he/she is to program his/her solution in the solution (not so important)
2. working-area comes later than solution in the alphabet. Because the tasks themselves are sorted chronologically in the downward direction, the sub-parts of the task should be sorted chronologically in the same direction.

To avoid problem two, I have prefixed the folders with 0 and 1, so that their chronology flows in the same direction as the tasks themselves.

That brings us to the title of this issue: Find self-explanatory names for finished and "unfinished" tasks where the finished variant is later in the alphabet. Any suggestions?

[BredeYabo]

I have a few candidates:

• 'issue' (kind of like github)
• 'problem'
• 'exercise' (even though this is not entirely correct.)

[BredeYabo]

I would also suggest that this issue includes updating the paths in the markdown files after a name has been chosen:

For example in TASKS.md:

[Vages]

I would also suggest that this issue includes updating the paths in the markdown files after a name has been chosen:

For example in TASKS.md:

Done.

[Vages]

Two more suggestions:

• challenge
• origin

[Vages]

Problem and solution seem like a good pair. They are antonyms.

[Vages]

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