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I'm going through the book chapter by chapter, and finding it beneficial to improvise ~10 exercises per each subchapter, starting from easy ones and ending up with something more intense.
Would the PRs gradually adding exercises to the end of the chapter and solutions (in the end of the book) be welcome, do you think it could be a good idea?
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I'm going through the book chapter by chapter, and finding it beneficial to improvise ~10 exercises per each subchapter, starting from easy ones and ending up with something more intense.
For example, exercises for the MetaM#Constructing Expressions subchapter start with:
and end with:
Would the PRs gradually adding exercises to the end of the chapter and solutions (in the end of the book) be welcome, do you think it could be a good idea?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: