Hi! I’ve added the Darts exercise as well. The PR is here
Also, is there any place where I can check the difficulty assigned to an exercise in other tracks?
For exercises not implemented in x86-64-assembly, below are median difficulties assigned by other tracks. I often boost the difficulty by 1 or 2 as assembly is harder than many languages.
7 alphametics
3 anagram
6 baffling-birthdays
4 bank-account
5 binary-search-tree
6 bowling
6 change
5 circular-buffer
3 clock
5 complex-numbers
7 connect
5 crypto-square
5 custom-set
2 darts
4 diamond
3 dnd-character
5 dot-dsl
3 error-handling
2 etl
3 flatten-array
8 forth
2 gigasecond
8 go-counting
4 grade-school
5 grep
8 hangman
2 high-scores
5 killer-sudoku-helper
4 largest-series-product
5 ledger
9 lens-person
5 markdown
4 matrix
2 micro-blog
4 nth-prime
5 ocr-numbers
7 paasio
6 palindrome-products
5 parallel-letter-frequency
7 piecing-it-together
7 poker
9 pov
5 pythagorean-triplet
5 rail-fence-cipher
5 rational-numbers
8 react
7 rectangles
5 relative-distance
3 resistor-color-trio
7 rest-api
4 robot-name
4 robot-simulator
4 saddle-points
6 satellite
6 say
3 secret-handshake
3 series
9 sgf-parsing
5 simple-cipher
4 simple-linked-list
5 spiral-matrix
5 split-second-stopwatch
2 strain
3 sublist
2 sum-of-multiples
4 swift-scheduling
5 tournament
5 transpose
5 tree-building
6 two-bucket
5 variable-length-quantity
3 word-count
6 word-search
6 wordy
4 yacht
8 zebra-puzzle
8 zipper
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Thank you! It seems I underestimated the difficulty of Darts a bit. I’ll keep this list in mind for the next one!
Not really on the Exercism site. Difficulties are set by different people at different times within a track so there might not be the consistency you’d expect. That becomes harder when there’s more than one track to compare. Solving existing exercises on a track can help you get a sense of the existing difficulties and where a new exercise might fit in. An exercise might seem hard at first, but then you find it’s more of a medium after comparing it to other exercises.
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