The Programming Challenge

If you want to train yourself programming and at the same time learn programming along the way, try solving some of these proposed Challenges, in your favorite programming language.

Initially these challenges were only to be developed in C/C++, which I invented for the CWORLD discussion list in 2000, but in reality one is free to solve them in their preferred language.

Little by little I will add new challenges, and if you want to help the community by proposing a challenge, send it to me by email, the community will thank you.

To make it more interesting I suggest that you first try to solve it on your own. And only when you can no longer continue, look at the solution.

Luck.

Challenge 6 – Why does multiplication not return the correct value? in C++

Difficulty x10x5 This Challenge was proposed for the now defunct C/C++ programming list CWORLD in 1999.The source code of the…

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Challenge 5 – Why can’t you get the YOU GOT IT RIGHT!!!! message? in C++

Difficulty x10x5 This Challenge was proposed for the now defunct C/C++ programming list CWORLD in 1999.The source code of the…

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Challenge 4 – What are the three main errors in the program? in C++

Difficulty x10x5 This Challenge was proposed for the now defunct C/C++ programming list CWORLD in 1999.The source code of the…

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Challenge 3 – Can you draw the linear function correctly? in C++, using graphics.h BGI library

Difficulty x10x5 This Challenge was proposed for the now defunct C/C++ programming list CWORLD in 1999.The source code of the…

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Challenge 2 – What is the error? in C++

Difficulty x10x5 This Challenge was proposed for the now defunct C/C++ programming list CWORLD in 1999.The source code of the…

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Challenge 1 – Why don’t we get: Successfully? in C++

Difficulty x10x5 This Challenge was proposed for the now defunct C/C++ programming list CWORLD in 1999.The source code of the…

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Challenge 0 – Why doesn’t the operation give the correct value? in C++

Difficulty x10x5 This Challenge was proposed for the now defunct C/C++ programming list CWORLD in 1999.The source code of the…

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