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I've updated it with a combination of the above suggestions, is everyone happy with what's there now?

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Thanks for putting up this issue @maleker86.

The replit content isn't editable via PR, but if someone has a suggestion for something that's more clear leave it here and a member of the maintainer team should be able to update it.

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We could update the Replit to be more along the lines of:

/**
 * Lets do some math!
 * Some rules first:
 *   - Replace the string values for each variable with the corresponding math equation
 *   - Do not manually enter the answers to the equations. For example, `const a = 9` would be incorrect as 9 is the answer to the equation you're being asked to write out
 */

const a = "one plus eight"
const b = "22 times three"
const c = "the *remainder* of 5/4"
const d = "the variable 'a' minus 17"
const e = "the sum of the previous four variables"

module.exports = {a, b, c, d, e}

At the very least putting the "questions" inline with the variable declarations requires less having to look up and down.

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Another option with fewer changes:

* Some rules first:
  *   Replace the `"?"` with the correct math expression.
  *   Do NOT manually enter the answer. Make the computer do the work for you. 
  *   For example: if given "one plus ten," you would rewrite it to 1 + 10. Don't just write in 11.

Although I also like @thatblindgeye 's suggestion of reducing the total number of lines. If you go with that, might I recommend the first line of the rules be:

Replace the strings to the right of the = with the math expression they describe.

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@wise-king-sullyman ++

@maleker86 what do you think of the latest update to the Replit?

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Closing as updates were made

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