In #548 we discussed a new exercise which is equivalent to the current hello-world exercise (which conditionally provides a name, or defaults to "world") in the string "hello, %s".
The conclusion was to implement a new exercise, two-fer.
- Title: Two Fer
- Slug: two-fer
- Template:
"One for X, one for me." where X is either a name, or it defaults to "you".
Next steps:
In #548 we discussed a new exercise which is equivalent to the current
hello-worldexercise (which conditionally provides a name, or defaults to "world") in the string "hello, %s".The conclusion was to implement a new exercise,
two-fer."One for X, one for me."where X is either a name, or it defaults to"you".Next steps:
hello-worldexercise, suggesting that hello-world be simplified as described in the discussion in I posit that hello-world is too complex for a first exercise. How do we deal with it? #520blazon(there's some documentation about how to use blazon in https://github.com/exercism/docs/blob/master/contributing-to-language-tracks/improving-consistency-across-tracks.md, and an open issue about making that a stand-alone and more complete document in Specify that tests must be output in order docs#10)