About this project

This repository provides a structured study path to learn and practice programming logic through over 50 challenges published by the MoureDev community. Each exercise is organized in a folder within the Roadmap section and includes: - **exercise.md**: challenge statement. - **Correction**: reference solution in Python (and other languages contributed by the community). - **Video**: link to the YouTube explanation. - **Community**: access to discussions and comments. ### How to Use It 1. Access the challenge list and select the number corresponding to your level or the topic you want to reinforce (syntax, control structures, functions, SOLID, etc.). 2. Read the statement, implement the solution in your preferred language, and test your code. 3. If you wish to share your solution, create a fork, add your file under the language folder (name in lowercase), and open a Pull Request following the format "#[number] - [language]". 4. You can check the user and language rankings at https://retosdeprogramacion.com/roadmap/ranking to see who contributes the most solutions. ### Additional Resources - YouTube playlists covering multiple challenges (Logic 1, Logic 2, Logic 3 SOLID, Logic 4). - Quick Git and GitHub guide included in the README to facilitate collaboration. - Links to other MoureDev projects: 101 solved challenges, portfolio applications, Git courses, etc. - Active community on Discord ("exercises-logic" channel) and Twitch/YouTube for real-time assistance. ### Contribution and Guidelines - Each solution must be within the challenge directory and in a subfolder with the exact language name (e.g., "python"). - Extra files and Pull Request names not following the established format will not be accepted. - Inactive Pull Requests for over two weeks will be closed but can be reopened upon updates. ### Purpose The goal is to provide a free, self-directed, and collaborative platform where anyone can improve their programming skills, learn best practices, and participate in a global developer community. For more information, visit the official roadmap website at https://retosdeprogramacion.com/roadmap and the "mouredev pro" project for structured certified courses.