Created mentoring.md for Pig Latin problem #2348
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The mentoring.md file has been added to provide a comprehensive guide for mentors assisting students with the Pig Latin exercise. This document includes clear instructions, detailed explanations of the translation rules, step-by-step implementation guidance, and example code to ensure that mentors can effectively support students in understanding and solving the problem.
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Can you have a look at this file which I added?. |
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The mentoring.md file has been added to provide a comprehensive guide for mentors assisting students with the Pig Latin exercise. This document includes clear instructions, detailed explanations of the translation rules, step-by-step implementation guidance, and example code to ensure that mentors can effectively support students in understanding and solving the problem.