Create more: concepts, concept exercises, practice exercises.
| Exercise | Reason |
|---|---|
| grains | jq uses IEEE 754 floats to represent numbers: only 53 bits of precision |
| allergies | no bitwise operators |
| secret-handshake | " |
| variable-length-quantity | " |
| ledger | I hate creating refactoring exercises |
| markdown | " |
| tree-building | " |
| dnd-character | no builtin randomness functionality |
| robot-name | " |
| bank-account | no parallelism/concurrency |
| parallel-letter-frequency | " |
| hangman | no functional reactive programming |
| grep | no IO functions |
| paasio | " |
bitwise operations: they can be implemented, but that's too much I think. Unless we provide it as a library to include ...
JBOL includes an implementation of pseudo-random numbers.
Please see the CONTRIBUTING.md document for details about adding concepts, learning exercises and practice exercises.