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Posted at: 9/3/07 09:54 PM
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Easy
Programming Challenge #1-Working with Fibonacci's sequence by Cinjection Programming Challenge #2-Playing with prime numbers by authorblues
Medium
Hard
If you post a programming challenge, get the number from this thread. Then link to this thread in your challenge and post here and let me know what level it is (easy, meduim, hard).
I hope you guys have fun doing some of these, and I hope everyone finds time to post a couple. Thanks.
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Posted at: 9/4/07 09:39 PM
easy: Programming Challenge #3 - Perfect, abundant and deficient numbers.
Posted at: 9/4/07 10:19 PM
easy: Programming Challenge #4 - Counting Effective lines of code.
Posted at: 9/5/07 02:16 AM
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woah woooah hold on there partner!
the programming challenges are a good idea but don't you think this is overkill right now? we currently have five programming challenge topics, only one of which has any solution posts, in addition to a programming challenges:main that sprung up out of nowhere. I think you should let them run their course one at a time at least.
Posted at: 9/5/07 08:21 AM
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Well, AFAIK, this thread is just to keep track of all the challenges, past and present. I can actually be a great resource for learning, see how people do stuff like that :)
So this one is one of the more useful Main:s out there.
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Posted at: 9/5/07 09:39 AM
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Yer... the hole challeng idea was realy good
but then every one ecided to psot a challange... and their are hardly any solutions out their.
Making a main for this would be ok... except you are making a main for something that given a month for the frenzy to go away, their will be nothing left of it.
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Posted at: 9/5/07 10:38 AM
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Aye, we should let the five threads die, get solutions, then post one challenge, wait a little, then post another one a week or so later.
Posted at: 9/5/07 11:35 AM
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Yikes... This is the second failed :main this month.... >_> Can't people just stop making these unless there are tons of questions about the subject in the forum?
Posted at: 9/5/07 12:27 PM
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At 9/5/07 11:35 AM, seel wrote: Can't people just stop making these unless there are tons of questions about the subject in the forum?
Evidently not.
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Posted at: 9/5/07 01:33 PM
this main is ok cause it's not really... a true main, but yeah I think 1-2 challenges at a time is probably enough.
Posted at: 9/5/07 07:34 PM
I hope that I didn't go overboard yesterday, I'll slow them off for a week or so. Be sure to try them out. They're all fairly easy as of right now. I've posted my own solutions to several of them, but it'd be great to have many different answers for the same problem.
Posted at: 9/5/07 10:48 PM
Programming Challenge #5
Posted at: 9/5/07 11:37 PM
Programming Challenge #1-Working with Fibonacci's sequence by Cinjection (6 solutions posted) Programming Challenge #2-Playing with prime numbers by authorblues (1 solution posted) Programming Challenge #3 - Perfect, abundant and deficient numbers by Cinjection. (2 solutions posted) Programming Challenge #4 - Counting Effective lines of code by Cinjection. (0 solutions posted) Programming Challenge #4 - Creating an addressbook by AcDiK-DR4G0N (1 solution posted)
Please note that the number of solutions posted is as of Sept 05/07
Posted at: 9/5/07 11:39 PM
At 9/5/07 11:37 PM, Cinjection wrote:
Programming Challenge #4 - Creating an addressbook by AcDiK-DR4G0N (1 solution posted)
Make that #5.
And sorry for the somewhat messy formating. The next update will be neater.
Posted at: 9/6/07 12:01 AM
At 9/5/07 11:39 PM, Cinjection wrote: At 9/5/07 11:37 PM, Cinjection wrote: Programming Challenge #4 - Creating an addressbook by AcDiK-DR4G0N (1 solution posted)Make that #5. And sorry for the somewhat messy formating. The next update will be neater.
No problem. =)
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Posted at: 9/9/07 05:38 PM
Medium: Programming Challenge #6-How efficiently can you write your code?
Posted at: 9/11/07 05:54 PM
Medium: Programming Challenge #7 - Working with coordinates, lines, and grade 9 math.
Posted at: 9/13/07 01:01 PM
At 9/11/07 05:54 PM, Cinjection wrote: Medium: Programming Challenge #7 - Working with coordinates, lines, and grade 9 math.
That's actually grade 8 math, assuming you're in the normal math class.
Posted at: 9/13/07 03:49 PM
At 9/13/07 01:01 PM, AcDiK-DR4G0N wrote: At 9/11/07 05:54 PM, Cinjection wrote: Medium: Programming Challenge #7 - Working with coordinates, lines, and grade 9 math.That's actually grade 8 math, assuming you're in the normal math class.
Hmm, well I don't know about that. In all the school's i've heard about, solving linear systems is grade 9 work. I do remember learning the basics of slope in grade 8, but it was never connected to a Cartesian plane until grade 9.
Posted at: 9/13/07 05:32 PM
Hard: Programming Challenge #8 - Writing a hello world kernel.
Posted at: 9/22/07 12:06 PM
Hard: Programming Challenge #9 - Writing an expression parser
Posted at: 9/26/07 06:49 PM
Programming Challenge #1-Working with Fibonacci's sequence by Cinjection (7 solutions posted) Programming Challenge #2-Playing with prime numbers by authorblues (1 solution posted) Programming Challenge #3-Perfect, abundant and deficient numbers by Cinjection. (2 solutions posted) Programming Challenge #4-Counting Effective lines of code by Cinjection. (0 solutions posted) Programming Challenge #5-Creating an addressbook by AcDiK-DR4G0N (3 solutions posted)
Programming Challenge #6-How efficiently can you write your code? by Cinjection (7 solutions posted) Programming Challenge #7-Working with coordinates, lines, and grade 9 math by Cinjection (3 solutions posted)
Programming Challenge #8-Writing a hello world kernel smokey991 (3 solutions posted) Programming Challenge #9-Writing an expression parser Cinjection (2 solutions posted)
Please note that the number of solutions posted is as of Feb 26/07
I hope it formats well :)
Posted at: 9/26/07 07:09 PM
Programming Challenge #10: Mazes
Posted at: 9/26/07 07:24 PM
At 9/26/07 07:09 PM, elbekko wrote: Programming Challenge #10: Mazes
What difficulty are you putting that in? I would think Hard or Medium, but I you should make the call.
Posted at: 9/27/07 07:27 AM
Medium I'd guess, it's not very hard IMO.
Posted at: 9/27/07 05:58 PM
Easy: Programming Challenge #11-Conversions between decimal, binary and hexadecimal number systems.
Posted at: 10/6/07 12:02 PM
Easy: Programming Challenge #12-Creating a game of hangman
Posted at: 12/4/07 09:13 AM
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#13 - brainfuck Which is medium I think.
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Posted at: 1/15/08 10:46 PM
easy: Programming Challenge #14 Square roots.
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