Closed vaeng closed 3 months ago
I will add list-ops
I already started linked-list a while ago, so please don't start another. I promise to finish it soon 😃
Hey, @vaeng I like to start contributing with the zebra-puzzle !
Hey, @vaeng I like to start contributing with the zebra-puzzle !
Sure thing. Have fun and keep us in the loop. It's not an easy task, so there will be a lot of discussions and feedback.
If you l a pr early on, we can use it to keep track and you'll less likely have to redo things.
Okay @vaeng I try my best.
Hey @vaeng I opened pr but it closed automatically, can you guide me for what steps I have to follow for successfully open the pr
I can have a look at parallel-letter-frequency
. There are a couple of options for implementing this. I would consider using something from the algorithms library together with a parallel execution policy to be the nicest modern C++ approach, so that's what I would go for.
I can have a look at
parallel-letter-frequency
.
Good idea! I did look briefly at the C# version and the Go version. They seem to do similar things, using the mechanisms built into the language (PLINQ / Goroutines).
But I didn't understand how they actually test that. Good luck, have fun!
I would like to contribute 'knapsack'. See https://github.com/exercism/cpp/pull/795
Here goes a (draft) PR for parallel-letter-frequency
: #800
Need some feedback to finish it up. Details in PR. Thanks!
I will do dnd-character next.
And yacht.
I will do kindergarten-garden as well.
I will give spiral-matrix a go!
spiral-matrix is ready as #807.
I'll do pig-latin next.
@vaeng I actually have it pretty much ready already. PR would come up later tonight. Sorry I didn't mention it here before.
Edit: pig-latin that is.
@vaeng Here is the draft PR: #811 If you read this too late and are done with yours already, feel free to just leave it closed.
The last exercise has been merged. Thanks for all the effort, everyone!
As of Jan 16 2024, the following exercises will show up as featured exercises in #48in24, but are not yet available on the C++ track.
In the order of appearance in the challenge:
Take a look at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1X00y60Z6BqYbTMnmmuMYzMoS0eO4KKquSWq2ijXb4Qo/edit#gid=0 to see current status.
There is now a dedicated matrix with the status of all exercises in #48in24, which tracks have implemented them, and which exercises are featured on a specific track: https://exercism.org/challenges/48in24/implementation_status
If you want some help to build all the files, you might like the exercise generation script I wrote.