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Instructions (Delete this when submitting)

General Instructions

  1. Complete the template below.
  2. Put starter code in a directory called starter-code. Please put any files in an additional directory representing the language. For example, python starter code might be in the file starter-code/python/main.py.
  3. Put solutions in a directory called solutions following the same format (per-language basis) as above.
  4. Push your changes to GitHub and create a pull request. Follow instructions here (TODO).

Git Instructions

If you're submitting via git and the command line, here's the basic flow:

  1. Fork/Clone the repository: git clone <git url> (don't include <>)
  2. Get the latest changes git fetch origin
  3. Reset to the latest master git reset --hard origin/master (note: this will delete all uncommitted work)
  4. Make your changes
  5. Commit your changes git commit -am "message" where message is a message describing what you changed
  6. Push to your forked repo git push origin master
  7. Make a pull request to the original repo
  8. Wait for your PR to be reviewed

Project Name

  1. Description
  2. Prerequisites
  3. Prompt
  4. Testing
  5. Extensions

Description

A short, high-level description of the project.

Prerequisites

List any topics that would be required to complete the project (exclude extensions), for example:

  • Loops
  • String manipulation
  • Functions

Prompt

The meat of the project - detailed prompt on the project specifications.

Testing

Provide instructions or test cases so the learner can check their results. Alternatively, provide tests within the code with instructions on how to execute them.

Extensions

Any extensions for learners to try once completed with the base level.