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Project-Euler

Solutions to Project Euler Problems

Rules

  • Each program should be able to produce the answer on the command-line.
  • Each solution should be confined in it's own solution folder.
  • Solution folders should pass the following regular expression:

problem[0-9]{3}+-(bash|c|cpp|cs|fsharp|java|go|haskell|js|php|python|ruby|swift|groovy)$.

  • If your language is not supported by this previously stated regular expression, update the documentation.
  • The main solution source code must be named problem[0-9] combined with the relevant file extension.
  • The source code of your solution should contain the problem definition as a comment.
  • The source code is not allowed to contain the final answer to solutions.
  • The source code should contain explanatory comments.
  • The comments must be properly formulated in English.
  • Reusing source code should be confined in it's own common folder.
  • Common folders should pass the following regular expression:

common+-(bash|c|cpp|cs|fsharp|java|go|haskell|js|php|python|ruby|swift|groovy)$

  • If your language is not supported by this previously stated regular expression, update the documentation.
  • Solutions that are work in progress should be stored in the development branch or in a seperate branch from the master.
  • The master branch may only contain correct solutions that abide the previously stated rules.

project-euler's People

Contributors

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Watchers

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project-euler's Issues

Testing

If we are going to use a common folder to store reusable modules and routines, we need automated testing to ensure compatibility if somebody needs to add functionality to an existing module or routine.

How can we test across multiple languages?

Is it feasible to implement a test folder per language?

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