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codeme
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Posted on 12-08-11 3:22
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Hi programming gurus,
I have learn basic in C and my teacher have gave me alot of home work which is hard. So, I want to praticse coding so that I can reach that level to do homework.
Please give me some suggestion where and How I can Praticse to be able to do hard stuff.
Thankyou every body.
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Sparty
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Posted on 12-08-11 3:34
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I am trying to learn C++ on my own and have no programming experience. Can somebody suggest me how to practice it? I try to solve some problems and after lingering for an hour or so if I can't solve it I google the problem. When I get, I feel that "oh it was so simple" and I can solve them by myself. In conclusion, often I have difficulty in starting the code and need a hint to solve the problems.
Any kind of suggestion is appreciated.
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lanthus
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Posted on 12-08-11 4:05
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the basic way to practice programming i like to suggest is, use this site as ur practice tool. just create an account and try to solve the logical problem it has....it might help....while doing this, u can improve ur problem analyzing skills ..... u can use any language as per ur comfort...good luck....
projecteuler.net
hope this helps....
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LvuNepal
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Posted on 12-08-11 4:05
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In my case, I usually spend a lot of time in laying out the strategy to solve the problem in paper before typing any code. Once I have an idea how it can be solved, I start writing functions, classes, variable etc still in paper. Only then, I start coding. It is very useful to develop the algorithm first.
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Pulsar_Beat
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Posted on 12-08-11 7:33
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Hey guys,
Try this out. Its one of the upcoming companies with a huge back up of investors from silicon valley. I think after a few lessons you need to subscribe or something, but if you're starting to learn coding, it makes it so much fun.
http://www.codecademy.com/
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alece
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Posted on 12-08-11 7:46
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this is how i practise my C++...i go to different forums !! look at the problems posted by the other users and try to solve them...or if i see something interesting i try to learn that... also watch different videos on youtube!! 100s of tutorials are there!!!! its all practise.... m also working hard to learn!! simple stuffs in C++ are too simple!! and advanced stuffs are way [Disallowed String for - bad word]ing hard!! lol!! if you are learning syntaxes and beginner stuff!! go check bucky's video in youtube !! he has great around 50 videos....will help beginners a lot!!!
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Posted on 12-08-11 9:05
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Writing code is similar to any writing, consider writing english paper. You get more fluent, efficient and versed at writing by reading. So read other's code. The more you read the better you get at writing.
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Sparty
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Posted on 12-09-11 5:57
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Thanks guys for your suggestions.
Sparty
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