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This repository is a collection of weekly programming exercises published throughout 2023 by the MoureDev community, a Spanish-language developer community run by a creator who goes by MoureDev.

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This repository is a collection of weekly programming exercises published throughout 2023 by the MoureDev community, a Spanish-language developer community run by a creator who goes by MoureDev. The README and all challenge descriptions are written in Spanish. The goal of the project is to give people a place to practice programming logic, regardless of which language they use. Each week, a new challenge was posted to the repository. The challenge from the previous week was then reviewed live on Twitch, where the creator showed his own solution and discussed it. Anyone could submit their own solution in any programming language, and community submissions are stored in the repository alongside the official correction. The challenges cover a wide range of topics, from classic exercises like FizzBuzz and password generators to more specific problems like simulating a tennis scoring system or building a word-guessing game. Challenges are organized by number and labeled with a difficulty level: easy, medium, or hard. They are independent of each other, so you can pick any one to try without needing to complete the others first. Each challenge folder contains the problem statement and subdirectories for solutions in different languages, including Python, JavaScript, Java, C#, Go, Dart, and others contributed by the community. The repository ended at challenge number 52, covering the full year of 2023. Event schedules for the live Twitch corrections were posted in the project's Discord server. The README lists every challenge with links to the problem description, the creator's solution, and the community solution folder. This project is primarily useful as a learning resource for Spanish-speaking developers who want structured practice with a social component, including live walkthroughs and the ability to compare solutions across different programming languages.

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