• Each challenge(folder) has a README.md file and *_test.go file, check it and find what kind of function you need to implement.
• You may use anything you want except the 3rd-party packages.
• Implement the function.
• Run the tests and benchmarks.
• Create a PR and answer questions from PR template.
• We will choose the most fast and elegant solution and merge into the repo.
• New solutions may come in later and be merged as well if they are: faster, cleaner, have less CPU/Mem footprint

• (@macocha, @mick4711) chess
• (@kennygrant) floyd
• (@ledongthuc) anagram
• (@heliac2000) jaro
• (@nguyengiabk) mergesort
• (@nguyengiabk) wordladder
• (@EvenPeng) sumdecimal
• (@bediger4000) buildword
• (@zerkms) shorthash
• (@zerkms) romannumerals
• (@zerkms) lastlettergame
• (@duckbrain) reverseparentheses
• (@kennygrant) functionfrequency
• (@marz619) coins
• (@marz619) secretmessage
• (@shogg) missingnumbers
• (@HDudzus) spiral
• (@TomLefley) warriors
• (@shogg) snowflakes
• (@shogg) brokennode
• (@shogg) nasacollage
• (@shogg) node_degree
• (@brianpzaide) compression
• (@CicadaCinema) calculator

Run it in the challenge folder:

go test -bench .

You may suggest other challenges as well, not only of DSA type.

Create a new challenge using this small bash script and create a PR.

./new.sh challenge_name

The challenge must follow these rules:

• Explain the challenge well in README.md file so it's clear to everyone what needs to be done.
• Cover as much of test cases as possible, edge cases as well so people who solve it can focus on the implementation only.