This repository contains my solutions to various exercises I encountered during my learning journey in 2023 for the 12in23 challenge offered by Exercism website. The challenge offers 12 different programming languages to learn in 12 months, each month with a special theme.
- Intimate Introduction (January): For the month of January, I chose to use C++ to solve the five exercises required. As I learned C++ in university for my main courses and later used it for competitive programming to solve problems and learn advanced techniques. C++ has been my go-to language for most projects because it allows me to solve problems quickly and efficiently. I continue to learn new things about C++ every day and look forward to improving my skills in the future.
- Functional February (February): For the month of February, I decided to tackle the theme of functional programming by learning and using Elixir to complete the five exercises required and the recommended functional exercises. I had never worked with a functional language before, but I found it fascinating how it encouraged a different way of thinking about programming.
- Mechanical March (March): The theme for March is mechanical programming (languages which are compiled to machine code), and I chose to use Go to complete the exercises required for this theme. I had never worked with Go before, but I am exited to take this journey, solve various exercises, and learn more about the language.
Each month's exercises are organized in their respective directories in the root of the repository. The directory names follow a standard format of <month number>- <month name>-language, for instance, 01- jan-elixir for January's exercises solved in Elixir. I made sure to keep the code clean and well-documented, so others can easily understand my thought process and approach to solving the problems.
Suggestions for improvements to my solutions are always welcome. Feel free to open a pull request or an issue if you come across any problems or have any questions. I am always eager to learn and improve my skills, so any feedback is greatly appreciated.