sieve exercise adapted for python #5
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Yeah, the EXERCISES.txt file is kind of ordered in increasing difficulty, but that's a very loose term. For the moment, any best guess will do. As more people solve the exercises we can get better stats about which exercises should be moved earlier/later. Would you mind squashing your commits? |
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Squashed it. I've rather arbitrarily inserted sieve into the EXERCISES.txt just before "roman-numerals" because I thought that was a difficult exercise… |
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Thanks! Merged in 19651a9 ❤️ |
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I have translated the ruby test case for the sieve exercise to python.
The example program here is very simple - maybe too simple.
I didn't add "sieve" to EXERCISES.txt because I didn't quite understand the order of that file. Is it supposed to be ordered by increasing difficulty?