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If you haven't played with Rust yet and are looking for some puzzles to help motivate you to learn, we've updated our Bloomberg CodeCon[1] site to support Rust
by apaprocki 11y ago
If you haven't played with Rust yet and are looking for some puzzles to help motivate you to learn, we've updated our Bloomberg CodeCon[1] site to support Rust 1.0. You can login and click the "Challenger Series" to get 17 problems of varying difficulty to solve in Rust.
[1] http://codecon.bloomberg.com/ http://codecon.bloomberg.com/
- djhworld 11y agoThis is cool Wish the problems would come with a sample datasets though For example, the first problem "gloves" says you have a limit of 1024mb memory, 2s runtime, 100,000 max dataset size How are you supposed to test that, without going through the motions of generating the data yourself? EDIT: I do realise you're supposed to use the online editor thing and submit the answers to your server for the code to be judged, but I loathe writing code in my browser, would be nice to test offline in my own editor!
- gjm11 11y agoRequires Twitter or Google+ login. (For me that gets an instant back-button, and the fact that one can't see any of the actual content of the site before logging in makes it worse. But I expect there are good business reasons for it. Anyway, I mention it here because it may save a click or two for others who share my prejudices.)
- apaprocki 11y agoIf you don't want to login you can get most of what you're looking for here -- the content used for the finals (questions) along with the solutions. http://codecon.bloomberg.com/2015-finals http://codecon.bloomberg.com/2015-finals