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This is a space to ask any WebAssembly questions, discuss exercises from the Exercism WebAssembly track, or explore any other WebAssembly-related conversations!MIPS AssemblyWelcome to the MIPS Assembly category.
May 19, 2024. Help With Currency Exchange Task 6. python. 11. 721. May 15, 2024. next page →. Welcome to the Python category. This is a space to ask any Python questions, discuss exercises from the Exercism Python track, or explore any other Python-related conversations!
Oct 28, 2023 · I am trying to relearn and visit many language and started with C but encountered issues with setting it up locally. I wanted to do it locally as I think it would be a good habit. I had already installed Visual Studio Code with the extensions C/C++, C/C++ extension pack, Code Runner, and Exercism Integration. I have installed MinGW and MinSYS for my compiler and had installed GnuWin32 for the ...
Aug 18, 2023 · Hi. I came across this while mentoring someone with Little Sister’s Vocabulary. The instructions give two examples sentences, both ending with “.”, but the example given within the body of strings.py, does not end in “.”. The Guidance code handles both cases, but all the test cases end in “.”. If the intention is for every string to end in a “.”, then I think the example in ...
Sep 6, 2023 · Oh yeah, that’s a mistake. Feel free to PR! Either that change or: - return frontDoorPassword(word) + `, please`; + return `${frontDoorPassword(word)}, please`;
Welcome to the Java category. This is a space to ask any Java questions, discuss exercises from the Exercism Java track, or explore any other Java-related conversations!
Oct 4, 2023 · I would like to use my VS Code locally to work on the exercises, without having to install more software. Is that something possible? I am currently doing CS50 courses and they offer this option, which is pretty cool
Dec 16, 2022 · You can though, but by submitting the exercise from the command line, using the exercism command line tool. Developing from the comfort of your own system has merit, as well as better visibility to what is happening, so I highly suggest it if spending time with the language. BethanyG December 19, 2022, 1:23am 5. Hi @RobertCodeGit.
Jul 22, 2023 · It was as easy as that. After submitting both files the tests have passed. Thank you!
Jul 12, 2023 · Hi, I’m new to Exercism. I attempted the Guido’s Gorgeous Lasagna problem, and I thought I did well. My solution is pretty much exactly the same as the author, BethanyG, but I can’t get my program to pass the test. The only real differences from the author’s solution and mine is that I used 3 single quotes for the docstrings instead of double quotes, and I put in some input statements ...
