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Improve cpp exercises READMEs with function name to implement #701

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RiccardoBuscicchio opened this issue Aug 11, 2023 · 2 comments
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@RiccardoBuscicchio
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Hi all,
while going through the cpp track I noticed that a few exercises README.md provide incomplete instructions.

The exercises can frequently be completed inspecting the corresponding *_test.cpp, e.g. looking for the specific function name that the user is required to define. E.g., these are the ones I have found out of the 15 I have gone through so far.

I would like to use the opportunity of going through the exercises to spot and amend those affected.
Would you be interested in a PR on this?

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vaeng commented Aug 15, 2023

Hello @RiccardoBuscicchio,

welcome to Exercism. I am happy to hear that you enjoy the C++ track and want to improve it.

Your ideas have been discussed several times on the forum. This post is the most recent example. I think the explanation of the current procedure by Siebenschläfer is pretty interesting.

Feel free to add to the discussion!

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