Where are the exercises?

[phildarnowsky]

From the docs:

Exercises are annotated with a comment containing the word "Exercise." The existing code compiles, however answers have
been replaced with a call to the Haskell `error` function and so the code will throw an exception if it is run. 

But:

$ git grep Exercise
README.markdown:Exercises are annotated with a comment containing the word "Exercise." The existing code compiles, however answers have
src/Course/List.hs:--   Exercises are generally increasing in difficulty, though some people may find later exercise easier.

$ git grep todo
projects/NetworkServer/haskell/src/Network/Server/Chat/Chat.hs:  error "todo"
projects/NetworkServer/haskell/src/Network/Server/Chat/Loop.hs:  error "todo"
projects/NetworkServer/haskell/src/Network/Server/TicTacToe/Game.hs:  error "todo"
projects/NetworkServer/haskell/src/Network/Server/TicTacToe/Game.hs:  error "todo"
src/Course/List.hs:--   Replace the function bodies (error "todo") with an appropriate solution.

So all the exercises appear to be pre-done. Am I missing some kind of prepatory step you need to do to actually generate the exercises?

[cgag]

+1, everything is already done.

[tonymorris]

Sorry, the exercises are here:

https://github.com/NICTA/course

[cgag]

Ha, I was just coming back to this thread to post that I found that. Thanks.