gdsc-tgb-contest
I don't really love taking only an interview. It's kinda boring for you and me.
So I decided to make a contest for the GDSC TGB. I hope you enjoy it!
Btw, I'm not a native English speaker, so please forgive me if there are any mistakes in this README.md file.
Btw x2, this text was created by GitHub Copilot. I'm not sure if it's good or not, but I hope it's good.
Update
The contest is over. Now you can publicly publish your solutions. If you have suggestions for new tasks, you can open issue with the contest-task label.
Rules
- Contest tasks are located in the
issueson this repository with specialcontest-tasklabel. - You have to start with the first task and then move to the next one.
- You can choose any task you want, after you complete the previous one.
- You are free to ask any questions about the task in the comments.
I recommend you to don't publish publicly your solution before the end of the contest.- To share your solution, you can create a new
privaterepository on your GitHub account and add me as a viewer. My GitHub username is@tshipenchko.
Why
I want to see your skills in real solving of problems. To solve problems, you need to know how to use Google, StackOverflow, and other resources.
Furthermore, I want to see your skills in writing code: code style, structure, comments, and other things.
Also, to make commits, you should investigate how this code works, find bugs and be able to contribute.
How to run
- Create virtual environment (optional):
python -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate - Install dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt - Set environment variables:
export TOKEN=<your_token> - Run the project:
python -m bot