Some practice problems

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I am a c# coder and have been coding for more than 1 year. Every time i search for practice problem they either belong to c/c++ or python and others.

Can anyone suggest me some practice problems for c#. Most of the problems that i have found are just mathematics. But i need some problems that involves both logic and mathematics. Like EIGHT QUEENS PROBLEM.

So, please suggest me some websites, books or other materials that you used while learning to code.

Posted 21-Mar-15 15:41pm

BibhutiAlmighty

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Mar-15 22:09pm

Sorry, this question is some collection of absurds. Problems like eight queens cannot be C/C++ or C# problems. They are general problems. Nearly all problems can be considered as C# problems.
"Just mathematics"? Absurd. There is not such thing as "logic and mathematics". Logic is part of mathematics. Maybe exactly the problems you called "just mathematics" before was not truly mathematical...

Nevertheless, I have some ideas for you...

—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2015-03-21T16:23:00

Please see my comment to the question.

As you can see, if really every time you search for practice problem "they either belong to c/c++ or python and others", it gives you at least one simple recipe for getting "C# problems": take the formulation of such problem, scratch out the words "C", "C++" or "Python" and write "C#" instead. From this moment, you got something to work at. :-)

As to the really new problems… to me, they are extremely hard to invent. Extremely. But there is a great number of well-known problems which you can transform into some computer problems by using some fantasy and logical thinking. I can suggest one very rich source of problems: many books by Martin Gardner, especially Mathematical Games columns.

—SA

Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2015-03-21T18:04:00

Solution 2

Why not try to implement the same C++ problem in .Net.
In any case, there are many coding practice problems available on the internet. You can even pick up a sample program and implement it on your own.

Posted 21-Mar-15 18:04pm

Abhinav S