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☯️ Exercise Site

Curated exercises for learners, https://exercises.clojure.camp

exercises are ordered approximately by increasingly complexity/difficulty
various forms of exercises
- most are exercism.io like (”write a function to…”), except, we also suggest* what functions to use
  - (with future plans to make further variations, like “fill-in-the-blank”, to make the exercises more accessible to new programmers)

Learners

attempt solving these exercises in Clojure
we provide the suggested functions
- …partly as a hint
- …and because we don’t expect you to know the entire standard library yet
  - (as you do these exercises, you’ll start to learn and remember which functions are good for what)

Contributors

Exercise Repo:
- https://github.com/clojure-camp/exercises
Opportunities to contribute:
- content:
  - add new exercises
- code:
  - update zprint, and change formatting to be “leave newlines alone”
  - github action to update live site when exercise data repo is deployed
    - create new ways of programmatically generating exercise variations
    - new exercise type: blinded (fill-in-the-blank) (auto-generated?)
    - new exercise type: parsons (put the given parts in the right places) (auto-generated?)
    - new exercise type: predict output of a function
    - new exercise type: find the bug (write tests to discover bug)
    - new exercise type: minor bug, find and fix it (auto-generated?)
    - new exercise type: bad style, refactor to make idiomatic (auto-generated?)
    - see https://teachtogether.tech/en/index.html#s:exercises
Also, see Missions