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Codequest

Monthly coding challenges organised UCL Code Club

General rules

  • Monthly, fun small-scale challenge suitable for all levels
  • Each challenge has its own folder, organised in YYYY/YYYY-MM folders. For example, the January 2021 challenge is available on 2021/2021-01 folder. More details about the challenge can be found on the front page (README.md) of the folder
  • Participants are expected to finish the challenges and submit before the next session
  • At the end of each period, we will provide awards on the basis of:
    1. Creativity
    2. Readability
    3. Previous experience
    4. Efficiency
  • Awardees are announced on the next session, and each awardee will receive £10 gift card!

How to make a submission

Submissions are organised with GitHub pull request feature. If you are not yet familiar with git and GitHub (we have a session about this by the way 😄), the simplest way to make a submission is through GitHub website, as detailed below.

  1. Create a GitHub account, if you haven't had one already.

  2. Go to the Submissions subfolder inside the codequest monthly challenge folders, e.g. 2021/2021-01/Submissions.

  3. Click Add file, create a new folder and file with the format: YourName/file, e.g. TerezaMasonou/game.py. Note: folder will be created automatically when you type forward slash /.

  4. Copy and paste your code in the text editor.

  5. Scroll down the page where it says Propose new file, input a title and a short description about your submission.

  6. Click the green Propose new file button when done, which should redirect you to the Open pull request page.

  7. Edit title and description of your pull request (default is the same as input from previous step), click the green Create pull request button when done.

  8. DONE! Check the codequest pull requests tab to see if your submission (pull request) has been successfully created.

Monthly Coding Challenges

Title Period Programming language
Rock-Paper-Scissors January 2021 Python

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