There's a site somewhere that has a bunch of programming exercises (around 200 or maybe more) that can be completed in any language. I'm trying to dust off my python skills and wanted to go through some of the exercises, but am unable to find it. I've googled 'programming exercises' and a couple of variations but haven't been able to find it. Anyone have any idea what site I'm talking about?
Posted Aug 18, 2009, 4:07 PM UTC
I've never seen this site before but am very glad you brought it to my attention. I can't wait to go through it.
I accidentally found it because I miss spelled "excercises".
So I guess this isn't the original site you were thinking of then? :-/
No, the site I was thinking of was Project Euler but thanks for looking and am actually glad you found this site so I have more exercises to browse through.
Please note, that the solution may only be submitted in the following languages: Brainf**k, Whitespace and Intercal.
*swoon*
Roffels...But at the top it has ~30 languages there?
Certain exercises have solutions in only some specified languages.
That said, it's got some outdated compiler, especially for C#!
Here's another one if you are fan of such things:
I'm not going to "... thank you very much" but i appreciate your effort, you sir are a gentleman and a scholar (better?)
project euler?
that's it. thank you very much
oh i see what you did there.
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Maybe Project Euler?
that's it... thank you very much
oh i see what you did there.
The fuck is going on?
Me too! I don't get it... What did we all see that he did there?
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oh i see what you did there.
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You might also like Ruby Quiz. I know Ruby is not Python, but exercises are exercises, and Ruby and Python are not that different in their area of application. They are less mathematical and more general-purpose than Project Euler.
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Project Euler?
that's it... thank you very much
oh i see what you did there.