Skeleton files should be included in all problems to make it easier
See original GitHub issueI’m on the Python section, and I’ve found that only a few challenges include a skeleton file. This is helpful, since you can then start coding without the delay of creating your own file. Example: the Bob challenge comes with bob.py:
#
# Skeleton file for the Python "Bob" exercise.
#
def hey(what):
return
It’d be great if a skeleton file like this was included in all of the challenges, to make things just a little bit easier for everyone.
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For what it’s worth, I learned about how python file/function names can be imported from Exercism because the default file and functions weren’t supplied. Hello World simply uses
import hello_world
and then explicitly callshello_world.hello()
from there. But the next exercise (leap year) usesfrom year import is_leap_year
and it took me a bit of investigating to work out how it all fits together. Sure, it’s probably less valuable after the first two or three, but needing to create new files did teach me something at first.With reference to this discussion, you may want to consider https://github.com/exercism/exercism/issues/4789