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plm (2.6+repack-2) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Build-dep on default-jdk instead of specifying the version manually.
    (Closes: #814171)

 -- Martin Quinson <email address hidden>  Sun, 21 Feb 2016 21:23:01 +0100

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Martin Quinson
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Original maintainer:
Martin Quinson
Architectures:
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Section:
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Urgency:
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Xenial: [FULLYBUILT] amd64

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plm_2.6+repack-2.debian.tar.xz 45.3 KiB b03931a35e9953e390feee0d4b8a4bb401f4c94aa03fb0ae1094d382cd95eca6

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plm: Programming exerciser in Java, Python, Scala and others

 The Programmer's Learning Machine (PLM) is a free cross-platform programming
 exerciser. It lets you explore various concepts of programming through
 over 190 interactive exercises, that you can solve in either Java,
 Python or Scala.
 .
 The PLM interface and content is thoughtfully translated to English
 and French; we hope that other translations will be contributed in
 the future.
 .
 The following concepts are included in this package:
 .
  - Welcome: teach basics of programming to absolute beginners
  - Maze: classical maze escaping algorithms for intermediate
  - Sort: classical sorting algorithms for intermediate. One
    introduction lesson presents the basics of the sorting algorithms
    while two additional lessons apply them in more recreative settings.
  - Recursion: classical logo algorithms for intermediate
  - Turtle Art: explore a few classical LOGO figures
  - LightBot: little programmer's brain teaser for intermediate and advanced
 .
 Other lessons are planned to explore new concepts, such as the
 backtracking, dynamic programming, object-oriented programming or the
 standard libraries of python, Scala and Java. Other programming languages
 (such as Ruby or JavaScript) may be added in the future.