Extract the list of concepts required to solve the v2 C# exercise: resistor-color.
For each concept, describe why it is required to solve the exercise. Keep in mind that an exercise can have multiple approaches (you can find community solutions here: https://exercism.io/tracks/csharp/exercises/resistor-color/solutions). The goal of this task is to help determine the total list of concepts that make up resistor-color.
The list of concepts should be stored in the following document: languages/csharp/reference/exercise-concepts/resistor-color.md. Use this link to create a PR to add this document.
Hi @fpetru,
I'm happy to take this task but I need more information as I'm new.
Would be nice if you can please;
Appreciate your support in this regard.
Welcome to the team @senal! We're glad to have you on board :)
- Eloborate bit on the context for this issue.
As we move from v2 to v3, we wanted to have a more structured path of learning a language such that we'll start off with the basic Concepts first so we can better understand more advanced Concepts. Compare this to v2, which is a bit more exercise-centric, we're moving to focus more on the Concepts.
To help on the move from v2 to v3, we would want to extract the Concepts for each v2 exercise so we can better plan the restructure to v3.
- Provide a reference to a similar work done in V3.
You can check the other outputs of similar issues here: https://github.com/exercism/v3/tree/master/languages/csharp/reference/exercise-concepts
I found that based on what @fpetru provided:
The list of concepts should be stored in the following document:
**languages/csharp/reference/exercise-concepts/resistor-color.md**. Use this link to create a PR to add this document.
Welcome @senal ,
- Conventions guidance that we should follow.
I would add a comment on this point. Please check the Readme file https://github.com/exercism/v3/blob/master/languages/csharp/reference/README.md for a common list of concepts to start with.
@ErikSchierboom ,
Can we close this issue? I reckon we have merged the solition into master.
Do you think we need to revisit this issue?
Please advice
@senal You are correct! Closing this.
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Welcome @senal ,
I would add a comment on this point. Please check the
Readmefile https://github.com/exercism/v3/blob/master/languages/csharp/reference/README.md for a common list of concepts to start with.