Closed kevmoens closed 1 year ago
I was thinking of working on this but I have trouble with differentiating the levels, I mostly feel like its level 1 when I look at stuff. Could you give me some exemples on what differentiates them ?
I am thinking level 1 for all of these #46-60 would be appropriate.
Ok great, I will work on this after issue #15
I added a note about a misspelling
Sorry where did you add the note ? I haven't found it
It is in the pull request
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On each challenge there is a property named Tags.
Tags describe the type of coding being done in each challenge. In the code above is describing the challenge uses Math to Add and Level is 1.
You can add as many tags as you like to help describe the challenge. Add a Level tag to each challenge. Currently levels are described as: Level 1 = beginner concept Level 2 = Use of beginner concept with more detailed knowledge to code Level 3 = Something that requires in depth knowledge to code Level 4 = This is a complex challenge that will take more than 10 minutes to code for an advanced developer Level 5 = This is a senior developer that will take more than 15-20 minutes to code