Fun, but maybe not terribly educational. It'd be easier to internalize the pitfalls of concurrency when shown a problem, and a way to (attempt to) fix it, and

Fun, but maybe not terribly educational. It'd be easier to internalize the pitfalls of concurrency when shown a problem, and a way to (attempt to) fix it, and the ways the fix breaks, and the correct way. You can play this game like a zombie without really understanding what the code is trying to do; all you see is a broken attempt at doing something and you don't need to understand much to break it.