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How do I add questions? #1

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benjamingr opened this issue Mar 10, 2016 · 7 comments
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How do I add questions? #1

benjamingr opened this issue Mar 10, 2016 · 7 comments

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@benjamingr
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Edit into the readme?
Open a file?

@ThiefMaster
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One .md file per question (linked from the readme) might be a good solution.

@rlemon
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rlemon commented Mar 10, 2016

I'd say create a folder per question. If that gets out of hand we can later organize them into sub folders.

@ThiefMaster
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Or a subfolder for each question with a README in it containing the basic question and another file containing the answer, more detailed explanations, etc? That way you could use it to test your own skills too without seeing the answer immediately

@benjamingr
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What about phone screen questions that test how do things work in the language?

I ask basic stuff in the pre-interview phone screen like:

var o = {f: function() { console.log(this); }}
var g = o.f;
g(); // what is logged?

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rlemon commented Mar 10, 2016

Questions in one file answer key in a other?
On Mar 10, 2016 8:27 AM, "Benjamin Gruenbaum" [email protected]
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What about phone screen questions that test how do things work in the
language?

I ask basic stuff in the pre-interview phone screen like:

var o = {f: function() { console.log(this); }}var g = o.f;g(); // what is logged?


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@benjamingr
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Is that worthy of a whole two files?

@rlemon
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rlemon commented Mar 10, 2016

if only spoiler syntax was supported then you could....

q: blah blah blah
a: [spoiler] you foo the biz bar [/spoiler]

but without that I don't see how you can 'hide' answer keys without a new file?

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