Project Euler is a series of coding challenges that have been popular for many years. I completed many of them when I was first learning to code.
These challenges are creative-commons licensed, and as long as we attribute them, we can repurpose them.
I propose we create them in a separate category called Project Euler Problems, but give them tests to guide campers toward the correct solution (like we do with our existing algorithm challenges).
There are 575 challenges, so this will be a lot of work. But we can start small and try to knock out the first 10.
would these just be incorporated into the js challenges? or some sub-section of them?
Iām thinking itād be great as sort of a bonus challenge section that is HIGHLY recommended for those that havenāt already repetitively done similar challenges to reinforce concepts, constructs, etc.
edit: i see these would be take-home type assignments
Holy cow, this is awesome. Iām not quite sure what to do with it but would like to help. I hope someone else picks up this mantle youāve carefully put together!
First of all, wow - excellent work! This is a solid foundation we can all work off of.
Iāve merged your pull request, and am merging this directly into freeCodeCampās staging branch as well.
I solved a couple of these and they work great. Bravo for such a successful scraping job. You got all the data precisely where it needed to be in the JSON seed file.
OK - I have a team of two campers who are focused on expanding our algorithms challenges and I will ask if they can go through and QA those challenges and fill in the missing elements. Thanks again!
Once these are deployed, you will be able to work through them. You can help by finding problems with them, or aspects of them that arenāt sufficiently clear. Then we can update the instructions and add tests accordingly.