README.md

CE101

Fundamentals of programming course resources in AUT CE.

How To Use

The bank folder contains problems categorized by topic. you can find a problem from the bank, then copy the content of ***.md file into Quera. If there is a tc directory, you can use the generator.sh script in scripts/generator.sh to create a ready-to-import zip file.

as an example:

./scripts/generator.sh functions capitallize_strings

Note: It's better to manually check the test case's zip file with inputs from {problem}/tc/in and samples in the probelm description before uploading them.

How to Add Problems

There are five types of questions in the bank.

1. Non-code
2. Manual Input & Output
3. Manual Input + Generated Output
4. Generated Input + Generated Output
5. Generated Input + tester.cpp

• All types of questions must contain a Markdown file with problem description.
• All Coding problems must contain tc/in and tc/out folders.
• avoid using - or () in problem names as it BREAKS the generator.sh script.
• For automatic output generation, you must write a solution in either python/go and save them in the problem's root directory.
  • Solutions must read input from stdin and print output directly to stdout.
  • Example solution in Go and Python
• For automatic Input generation. You must create a generator.go file in {problem}/tc/generator.go. Each test case is divided by ; character.
  • Example generator
• For tester.cpp documentation refer to Quera.

A sample problem in the pointer category might look like this:

pointer\
    |
    |- new_question\
    |    |
    |    |- new_question.md
    |    |- new_question.go
    |    |- tc\
    |	 |     |- generator.go
    |    |     |- in
    |    |     |- out
    |
    |- other_questions\

Contributors

Many thanks to those who helped us get here :)