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I know this was in the closed issues last year, but is the project still alive? I thought doing AIMA code in C# was a pet idea of mine until I stumbled upon this tonight while browsing the AIMA repos.

Are you all still welcoming contributions? I'm putting the finishing touches on the table vacuum agent and the vacuum environment tonight and tomorrow, and then will be focusing on the searches.

It appears there are java language constructs (e.g. List<? extends Sentence>) sprinkled throughout the code base, as well as missing assemblies and class definitions for referenced types. How is anyone else building this solution? Seems like it's been this way all year if not longer.

While working through the book's Exercises and using the repository as a reference I noticed that the code does not use the standard conventions for C# I'm used to:

• PascalCasing for all public identifiers except parameters (as described here)
• Interface names should begin with I
• Comments for documentation and Intellisense (as described here)

I'll be fixing those as I read through the book on my own fork to help me navigate through the code with more ease. Note that I will not change the implementation except for when something fails to build.

I created this issue here to see if you would be interested in the changes (through pull requests)

p.s. I saw some other issues with regard to compilation as well. I'll be fixing those too, but on a separate branch on the same fork

Hello. Is this still alive? I would like to try my hand at helping out.

It seems to be built like a C# solution (maybe for Visual Studio), but I don't understand why. Wouldn't it be best if we built this like the other repos (Python, for example) where we wrote is plain .cs files? It would be simpler that way.

are you guys still accepting pull requests?

I'd like to have my students use the minimax algorithm in C# but it is not implemented yet, I'd like to contribute by implementing it