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Where do I input code in the Java exercises? #2198

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Zunon opened this issue Feb 3, 2015 · 6 comments
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Where do I input code in the Java exercises? #2198

Zunon opened this issue Feb 3, 2015 · 6 comments

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@Zunon
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Zunon commented Feb 3, 2015

Doesn't seem to be clear where should I put the code (etl exercise) for Java

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kytrinyx commented Feb 3, 2015

You need to use the exercism command-line client to submit the code. Check out the help page here: http://help.exercism.io/submitting-exercises.html

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Zunon commented Feb 3, 2015

@kytrinyx
I didn't mean 'how to use the CLI to submit code?'
I meant 'where can i put my .class or .java file so it can be checked by gradle using the gradle tests'

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kytrinyx commented Feb 4, 2015

Oh, sorry, I misunderstood. I believe that the file needs to go into src/main/java/

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This should be documented somewhere.

Also, I think README of the first exercise of every language should have instructions on setting up the environment (usually link to help.exercism.io/getting_started_with_.html should suffice), getting started with coding as well as testing. Recently I found them in javascript's bob, but not in golang's leap.

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Agreed.

In each of the language repositories we can optionally put a SETUP.md file (javascript has it, go does not). Whatever is in this file will get included into each README for each problem in the track.

I think SETUP.md would be a good place for this.

This was referenced Mar 16, 2015
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I've opened issues for each of the language tracks about documenting this sort of thing.

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