This repository is where I put my solutions to some tracks in exercism. Since I am practicing some topics in my favorite languages and trying new ones, this is more a backup of repos (for the tracks) than a very active repository.

Exercism is a marvelous tool to learn and improve programming skills in a structured way. At this moment they have 55 languages' tracks. Declarative, imperative, functional, logic, procedural and object-oriented.

I really recommend you to visit this site and look if it is suitable to your purposes.

I'm a Data Scientist and a Business Intelligence Consultant in Mexico. I am writing code for a blockchain Defi startup and enjoying my free time reading and playing my guitar.

I have a degree in Computers Engineering from Universidad Autonoma de Baja California.

At this moment I am just commiting solutions since I do not know the licensing of the testing code. Once I know there is not licensing issues I will update with the test suites and instructions to running them.

• Julia
• Nim

• Kotlin
• Clojure
• Go
• Rust
• R
• Python
• Prolog
• Dart
• Haskell

Assuming that you are running a local version

Clone the project

  git clone https://github.com/greenLogic/exercism.git

Go to the project directory

  cd exercism/julia/solution_nn

Run

  julia solution_nn.jl

jill.py This is my favorite way to install Julia, since is cross-platform installer.

Note that Python 3.6 is required.

  pip install jill --user -U

Then to install the latest stable release:

jill install

Assuming that you are running a local version

Clone the project

  git clone https://github.com/greenLogic/exercism.git

Go to the project directory

  cd exercism/julia/solution_nn

Run

  nim c -r solution_nn.jl

choosenim this tool help you to install multiple versions and is cross-platform.

Follow the instructions of their repo and then:

  choosenim stable

This installs the latest stable release.

• Exercism
• The easiest way to create a README
• Awesome README
• How to write a Good readme

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