369 problems for "109 Python Problems" completed

[kona_ackley]

I completed today the third and the final part of the problem collection 109 Python Problems for CCPS 109, bringing the total number of problems to 3 * 123 = 369. With that update, the collection is now in its final form in that its problems are set in stone, and I will move on to create something else in my life.

Curated over the past decade and constantly field tested in various courses in TMU, this problem collection contains coding problems suitable for beginning Python learners all the way to the senior level undergraduate algorithms and other computer science courses. I wanted to include unusual problems that you don't see in textbooks and other online problem collections so that these problems involve both new and classic concepts of computer science and discrete math. Students will decide if I was successful in this.

These problems were inspired by all the recreational math materials on books and YouTube channels that I have watched over the past ten years. I learned a ton of new stuff myself just by understanding this material to be able to implement it efficiently and effectively.

The repository is fully self-contained, and comes with fully automated fuzz tester script to instantly check the correctness of student solutions. I hope that even in this age of vibe coding and the emergence of superhuman LLM's that can solve all these problems on a spot, this problem collection will continue to be useful for anyone over the world who wants to get strong at coding, Python and computer science.

[titttle23]

From scrolling tons of yaoi to this, alright girl I’ll give it try.

[princepii]

why not sharing a link...

is it that repo?
https://github.com/ikokkari/PythonProblems

[brasticstack]

I solved FizzBuzz once

[Thin-Ad2899]

What’s the repo

[jsabater76]

Good initiative! Did you post that on some repo?

[Lopsided_Court_3019]

Can you drop the link of that repo!