This page provides the Exercism community with the information and tools needed to manage the Rust track.
Practice Exercises are exercises designed to allow students to solve an arbitrary problem, with the aim of them making use of the concepts they have learned so far.
Synced primary repo: 97db9c0bc9d0bbe0fd4890476cd24e11e222ac3a (Updates should be instant)
Help manage the tags used to group, filter and recommend solutions, approaches and articles.
Create Test Runners that have the single responsibility of taking a solution, running all tests and returning a standardized output.
Current version: 86a0b4889dfccd886c6afc9cca33876e0238fff8 (Takes up to 10 mins to deploy)
Build a Representer: a bit of code that has the single responsibility of taking a solution and returning a normalized representation of it.
Current version: d07d1b85e11a0364b8151f26161b1fa542f4e34b (Takes up to 10 mins to deploy)
Build an Analyzer for Rust: Exercism's analyzers automatically assess student's submissions and provide mentor-style commentary.
Current version: 9e00d23310f74d47f014b00e72da22541852af87 (Takes up to 10 mins to deploy)
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