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[Hacktoberfest] [Placeholder] Any Language | Any Challenge #373

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xanderyzwich opened this issue Oct 27, 2022 · 0 comments
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[Hacktoberfest] [Placeholder] Any Language | Any Challenge #373

xanderyzwich opened this issue Oct 27, 2022 · 0 comments
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All Hacktoberfest solutions should be provably correct. That is, solution submissions should either include the unit tests from the original challenge (implemented in your language of choice) or at least print out the expected answers when run by the maintainers. Solutions that do not meet these criteria may be rejected, or flagged as 'invalid' or 'spam' in egregious cases. This can result in your PR not counting towards your Hacktoberfest participation or becoming ineligible to participate in Hacktoberfest. Violations of our Code of Conduct will be reported, and will also render you ineligible to participate in Hacktoberfest. Please be respectful of the maintainers' and other participants' time by doing your best to submit real solutions to the puzzles. Thanks, and welcome to our learning community!

Issue Resolved

If there isn't an issue open that you are interested in then take a look in the Challenges directory for a challenge that you would like to solve.

Challenge

Any of the challenges that are posted are up for your contribution, regardless of whether or not there is an open issue for it.

Language

We do prefer that you solve the challenge in a language that hasn't been completed yet so that others can use the solutions for learning the differences in languages.

Approach

Using a language that has a previously submitted solutions is acceptable if you are using a different approach or algorithm. If you are going to submit a solution on basis of being a new approach, it is most helpful if you can implement both your new approach and the 'standard' approach and demonstrate how they are different based on things like runtime and space usage.

@xanderyzwich xanderyzwich added the hacktoberfest Hacktoberfest label Oct 27, 2022
@xanderyzwich xanderyzwich changed the title [Hacktoberfest] [{laceholder] Any Language | Any Challenge [Hacktoberfest] [Placeholder] Any Language | Any Challenge Oct 27, 2022
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