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I really like Advent of Code: http://adventofcode.com http://adventofcode.com The problems aren't restricted to mathy things (project Euler) or really super sp
by preordained 8y ago
I really like Advent of Code: http://adventofcode.com http://adventofcode.com
The problems aren't restricted to mathy things (project Euler) or really super specific algorithm or optimization problems. They are more open ended, where often times much of the problem is figuring out what kind of problem you're dealing with.
The weird story arcs for each year are fun, too.
More hit or miss, but also https://programmingpraxis.com https://programmingpraxis.com
- pacuna 8y agoA lot of potentially good sites with coding challenges have that problem. You want to improve your coding skills in some language and you end up spending 90% of the time solving a math puzzle and writing 5 lines of code.
- ThorinJacobs 8y ago+1 on Advent of Code. Particularly useful are the sample input/output values that provide excellent unit tests. For 2017 I took the first few days and am working on solving them using classic red/green TDD in as many languages as possible