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@nik-rev nik-rev commented May 3, 2024

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It was decided to add new recursion exercises

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  • Adds new exercise

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Related to #27265

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@nik-rev nik-rev changed the title (?) New exercise | Tower of Hanoi (?) New exercise | Recursive Fibonacci May 3, 2024
@nik-rev nik-rev changed the title (?) New exercise | Recursive Fibonacci (21) New exercise | Recursive Fibonacci May 3, 2024
@nik-rev nik-rev changed the title (21) New exercise | Recursive Fibonacci feat(recursiveFibonacci): create exercise Aug 9, 2024
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@JoshDevHub How would you like fib/mergeSort to be handled?

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JoshDevHub commented Aug 26, 2024

I'm not 100% sure what to do about these yet, and it'll require a bit more discussion with the team I think. Like going ahead with this would probably mean dissolving the current recursion project and orphaning all existing submissions. Is that worth having a TDD experience? Maybe, maybe not.

In any case, I think this can be tackled independently from the other recursion exercises, which are more straightforward to add in.

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