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The primary exercises in this set are the ones in "Command Line Arguments". There aren't a ton of them, but they are complete and read to go.

I drafted a set of exercises to go over STDIN and STDOUT using node's readline module. If they'd be useful, I can complete the set. It might be a bit too confusing though. Lots of room to get confused about how streams work.

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@zspencer another set of exercises for ya to review...

console.log('Encrypted message: ' + encrypted);
rl.prompt();
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Was this file added by accident?

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zspencer commented Nov 8, 2014

I'd be down for merging once the stdin/stdout exercises are either turned into exercises or removed.

Currently they don't have any instructions/expected results.

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Added the text to STDIN and STDOUT exercises. Lemme know what you think, @zspencer

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May want to note this is "Ctrl + C"

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👍 looks good. Merge at your leisure

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First set of exercises for Interacting with the user
@tannerwelsh tannerwelsh merged commit e702703 into master Nov 11, 2014
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