Getting Started
If you have not yet contributed to concept exercises before, this task requires some upfront reading to acquire the necessary background knowledge.
Here you can read about what Concept Exercises are and how they are structured:
Also, be aware of these general guidelines:
Goal
The goal here is to create a new concept exercise that teaches about the strings.Builder type as an efficient way to build strings.
That includes writing a concept and creating a new exercise.
Concepts
The following concept needs to be created:
You can use the introduction.md file of the concept also as introduction.md file of the exercise. No need to create different content at this point. Additionally, if you want to save some time it is ok to not have an extensive about.md at this point. It can also be mainly the instructions.md content, maybe with some additions you would like to make.
Learning Objectives
The student should learn about the following topics and then practice them in the concept exercise:
- understand why
strings.Builder can be efficient at building strings
- write runes and strings to the
strings.Builder
- obtain a final string from
strings.Builder
- the zero-value of
strings.Builder is ready to use
Reset()
Out-of-scope
strings.Builder as an io.Writer
Prerequisites
strings
string-formatting
runes
zero-values
These prerequisites should be listed in the config.json entry for the exercise.
The prerequisites above are a baseline of the prerequisites that might be needed for the exercise.
When implementing the exercise, feel free to add more prerequisites if the exercise needs them.
Story Idea
These are some links to exercises/concepts from other tracks that you might use as inspiration and/or fork them and convert them to Go:
If you decide to fork this exercise, feel free to add or change some tasks as you see fit.
Resources
Some links that might be helpful as a starting point and/or for the links section of the concept:
How to proceed
- First accept this issue by saying "I'd like to work on this" (no need to wait for a response, just go ahead).
- Use this issue to discuss any questions you have, what should be included in the content and whatnot, and to collect more reference material.
- Create a PR and set "exercism/go" as reviewers. Additionally, you can write in #maintaining-go on Slack that your PR is ready for review. Once you incorporated any critical feedback that the reviewer might give you and the PR is approved, it will be merged by a maintainer.
Getting Started
If you have not yet contributed to concept exercises before, this task requires some upfront reading to acquire the necessary background knowledge.
Here you can read about what Concept Exercises are and how they are structured:
Also, be aware of these general guidelines:
Goal
The goal here is to create a new concept exercise that teaches about the
strings.Buildertype as an efficient way to build strings.That includes writing a concept and creating a new exercise.
Concepts
The following concept needs to be created:
string-builderYou can use the
introduction.mdfile of the concept also asintroduction.mdfile of the exercise. No need to create different content at this point. Additionally, if you want to save some time it is ok to not have an extensiveabout.mdat this point. It can also be mainly theinstructions.mdcontent, maybe with some additions you would like to make.Learning Objectives
The student should learn about the following topics and then practice them in the concept exercise:
strings.Buildercan be efficient at building stringsstrings.Builderstrings.Builderstrings.Builderis ready to useReset()Out-of-scope
strings.Builderas anio.WriterPrerequisites
stringsstring-formattingruneszero-valuesThese prerequisites should be listed in the
config.jsonentry for the exercise.The prerequisites above are a baseline of the prerequisites that might be needed for the exercise.
When implementing the exercise, feel free to add more prerequisites if the exercise needs them.
Story Idea
These are some links to exercises/concepts from other tracks that you might use as inspiration and/or fork them and convert them to Go:
If you decide to fork this exercise, feel free to add or change some tasks as you see fit.
Resources
Some links that might be helpful as a starting point and/or for the links section of the concept:
How to proceed