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The downside with Project Euler, though is that you need to run your code elsewhere. That's why something like leetcode is so nice (I think, at least): you can
by pontus 5y ago
The downside with Project Euler, though is that you need to run your code elsewhere. That's why something like leetcode is so nice (I think, at least): you can run the code right there in the browser. If you take this approach, you're forced to whitelist languages.
- Smaug123 5y agoPorque no los dos? Allowlist the languages you understand, also allow manual entry for the languages you don't? Seems like the obvious solution.