Examples of challenges/tasks you can try out

[JEFFDARKO]

Here are some functions you could look at.
It can be a function that does the following:

1. add_numbers(a, b)
2. multiply_numbers(x, y)
3. is_even(num)
4. is_odd(num)
5. get_string_length(text)
6. convert_to_uppercase(text)
7. convert_to_lowercase(text)
8. calculate_square(num)
9. calculate_cube(num)
10. check_positive(num)
11. check_negative(num)
12. is_empty_string(text)
13. contains_letter(text, letter)
14. get_first_char(text)
15. get_last_char(text)
16. count_characters(text)
17. starts_with(text, prefix)
18. ends_with(text, suffix)
19. remove_spaces(text)
20. reverse_string(text)
21. calculate_grade
22. find_duplicates
23. roman_to_int
24. find_max
25. count_vowels
26. celsius_to_fahrenheit

[MahdiaAhmadi]

I believe it will be helpful for all of our team members.

[terryekoe]

Nice one Jeff.

[Hiba-Daffallah]

Thank you jeffery for the suggestions, i think it will be helpful if each challenge suggestion is in a seperate issue so that if someone wants to do it they move it to the to do column and assign it to themselves

[JEFFDARKO]

Great idea! But look at it through my lens for a moment.
I was thinking that if someone wants to take on a challenge from the list, they can simply create a new issue and assign it to themselves. This way, we won't end up with too many issues in the project, and it will be easier to keep track of more important tasks as well.
Just so we're on the same page, would you still prefer we continue with your idea of creating separate issues for challenges, or do you think my approach of having team members create issues as needed works better? I'm happy to go with whatever works best for the team.

[Hiba-Daffallah]

I see where you come from and yes i think it's better your way

[MarthaNyekanga]

Great Jeff!
I think your suggestion will work well. We can discuss that on Slack or WhatsApp.

[yoolmalaak]

Thank you Jeff for sharing such a wonderful list.