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What are some interesting programming exercises/problems?
Also include the language (if relevant).
Started by koldfyre on
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Introducing high.
If this is the sort of thing you're after, but the following page has 15 Exercises for Learning a new Programming Language
It depends on what you're trying to accomplish in your exercises.
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What are some good exercises that an intermediate/advanced VB.NET web programmer should to do gain syntax chops on C#?
I imagine some good examples would be:
algorithms or project exercises that run the gamut of C# syntax reference material list of the...
Started by Matias Nino on
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Reflector is also very good to help you figure out how ... .
You'll mostly just need to figure out how to rework lambdas and some other situations like that .
It should work fairly well for most things.
Play with your own code using an automatic converter.
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I am trying to become more familiar with SQL by writing queries against the Northwind database.
I am looking for some exercises that would help me to learn SQL and features of SQL Server. It is important that the exercises have solutions, and in complicated...
Started by MedicineMan on
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But in my opinion, unless you.
Toy examples,exercises are good.
exercises + answers
I did an interview with the author a while back about this book, you can find) and figure out the best way of doing it.
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I learned a lot of Perl RegEx syntax rules, but probably the only way to actually be able to write them is to do a bunch of 'RegEx' related exercises.
I looked over the other "Learn RegEx" threads on StackOverflow, but haven't found anything similar.
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Started by Jox on
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Just check out the source.
Perl Student Workbook each have regular expression exercises and answers.
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I'm looking for interesting exercises to code that would be suitable for an intermediate level c++ programmer. I know that the 'term' intermediate covers a lot of ground and varies from person to person but just post what you think would fall into the...
Started by Jamin Huntley on
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For the former, you can try implementing and optimizing algorithms to do has many exercises which are....
Kind of exercises you want; you can focus on general programming oriented exercises, or more language-specific exercises.
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I am looking for some exercises or small tasks (Similar to one we get in exams). I have a book which teaches the theory and some example and I do get the Idea from the text but I need exercises to get satisfaction that I really know the basics and syntax...
Started by Zai on
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Thought it might be a little bit advanced, it might be worth trying... .
Try this, http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/csharp/teasers.html , from Jon Skeet, one of the gurus .
You could try Project Euler or Dave Thomas' Code Kata .
I would give Project Euler a shot.
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I can not seem to find this exactly as a post, but what I am looking for is a list of exercises to help me get better at programming. Like Fibonacci sequences, temperature conversions, etc. A website would be great. Thanks for any help.
Started by Size_J on
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These 15 exercises may also be good for learning new exercises to Know a Programming Language - This list is much tougher than the one linked to by Roc.
By seeing what is easier in one or the other .
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I am running a series of workshops for colleagues cross training to C#. The theory content is fine, but I am finding it hard to come up with interesting exercises for them to do.
Anyone have an ideas or links to exercies that are simple enough for noobs...
Started by KiwiBastard on
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I find that exercises coding try this one ;)
To be honest, one of the more interesting coding exercises I have done has.
All the classics usually work very well:
Tower of Hanoi Fiz Buzz Etc .
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Do you have any programming "exercises" that you do in order to hone your programming skills? Anything from FizzBuzz to more complicated problems to get you thinking about real-life scenarios that you may encounter?
Started by Bryan Denny on
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The book Programming Interviews Exposed contains a number of good exercises....
Cymonsgames - game/coding exercises Bowling Game Kata to practice TDD Project Euler - mathematical my favorite exercises down in my Building Skills books.
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There's a great project called the Ruby Koans , it's a series of tasks to exercise yourself in the Ruby language, stepping you through the standard library using the Ruby Unit Testing suite as a learning tool. It's a great project.
I'd love to see something...
Started by mwilliams on
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You of Lisp statements (most exercises....
The The Little Schemer is a book of Lisp exercises.
By-piece than by trying to remember lessons learned from some loosely (if at all) linked exercises lessons that hold little interest to you.
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