Question:
Any sites with suggestions for programming-projects?
koppe74
2011-03-22 07:23:32 UTC
Any sites with suggestions for programming-project to gain experience and confidence? Most interested in C++; but Java, C, C#, Perl, Python and Ruby also of interest...
Four answers:
Jack Trades
2011-03-22 14:06:12 UTC
Here are a bunch of, mostly language agnostic, programming problems for you to work on.



http://programmingpraxis.com/



Other than that I would suggest looking for smallish projects like...



A Twitter client

An instant messenger

A text editor

A todo list

An email program

A voice note recorder and tagger



Any game (2d, 3d, text or really anything), games are great because simple ones can be made by the most inexperienced of programmers and as you get better and better you can just make more and more complicated games. You literally can't be too good to make a game, there is unlimited complexity involved.



On the same note, simulations. You can make simple physics simulations and make them increasingly complex.



Or write your own programming language (it's not as hard as you may think, check out "Lispy in Scheme" on my blog, the first version is written in C and is available on github).
Martyr2
2015-07-16 11:45:56 UTC
We also offer a programming project ebook consisting of 200 programming projects. If anyone is interested in learning to program using a new language or even their first language, this is definitely a book you should give a shot to.



http://www.coderslexicon.com/downloads/the-programmers-idea-book/
2014-05-10 06:31:59 UTC
www.tutorspoint.com experts offers best help in programming assignments, projects and coding
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2016-12-28 12:06:02 UTC
attempt to layout an undemanding OS. not something as complex as DOS or homestead windows, yet something that ought to deal with reminiscence besides as cope with records and allow for consumer enter. It wont take you too long however the main important undertaking is to not overcomplicate it.


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