Awesome. And big kudos for the two points in bold! In Katrina’s words “That’s a really good post.” and I couldn’t agree more! 
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Thanks @MatthijsBlom! Crowd-sourcing is a great idea. I’ll chime in with some thoughts too at some point, but only after others have suggested exercises.
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I’ve done the recommended exercises currently available in the Clojure and C++ tracks and they taught me a lot. So thanks for recommending these exercises that are teaching key concepts!
I’m reall looking forward to doing more of these during the year!
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Hey everyone! While I’m having quite a blast with the recommended exercises and the challenge, I might have hit a bug in the evaluation for the year-long-badge exercises. I’ve done Robot Simulator in Elixir, with a total of 6 iterations. I’ve gotten the exercise on the 12in23 status page after the first one, but I was quite unhappy with my solution after looking at some other people’s code, so I’ve reworked it quite a bit and deleted iterations 1-5 afterwards. Now the exercise is not listed anymore on the status page. Has anyone else seen this? Is this inteded? If so, I’ll do it again in another language (looking at you F#) or so. 
On your exercise’s Overview page, click the gear icon beside “Your published solution” and select “Change published iterations”
Well, that was easy. Thanks for the hint mate. 
@iHiD Since I got the Feb. and Mar. badge, shouldn’t I have 10/10 exercises? Only the March is counted with 5/10.
The Feb badge was for completing any 5 exercises.
The “big” badge requires specific exercises. The functional ones were
- Languages: Clojure, Elixir, Erlang, F#, Haskell, OCaml, Scala, SML, Gleam
- Exercises: Hamming, Collatz Conjecture, Robot Simulator, Yacht, Protein Translation
Those can be completed any time in 2023
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Oh, sorry, my fault. Will try from those mentioned exercises. Thank you.
So sad. I guess I have more work to do.