Updates to the C# Koans based on experiences with ~50 students #6
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My students found it quite confusing to have the assertions in the body of another method.
… me` for clarity
…Koans out loud. Also, it just makes a little more sense this way.
…e they are used in the Extension Methods.
Because, fail they will.
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I've used the DotNetKoans to teach two of my classes the basics of C#. During the most recent class, I took careful note of the issues they ran into, so that I could contribute back fixes for future learners.
This pull request is fairly epic, and I understand if you don't want to merge in all of these changes. In particular, I'm not sure you'll want the changes to the .Net version. I was careful to keep the commits both topical and atomic, so I can easily remove any changes you don't want to merge in.
Thanks for your work on the DotNetKoans!