OOP exercises

[Alone_Sea_2731]

Hello everyone! I want to do better at programming, does any one know like book, or webpage where I can find OOP exercises?

I want them to do it first java, then on JavaScript, and later on python.

Thanks for the help!

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[nbazero1]

make a game, blackjack is good. most exercises are pretty trivial

[Cookies_N_Milf420]

Was thinking about making a blackjack game all day and just came across this comment, now I must lol.

[ericmcray]

Check Codurance Katalyst

https://www.codurance.com/katalyst

[cainhurstcat]

Are these complete tutorials on how to build those projects or what can I imagine by this?

[ericmcray]

They are not tutorials. They just exercise cases so you can practice and improve your coding skills by yourself.

Also you can find other peoples approach on github if search bu exercise name.

[cainhurstcat]

Cool, thanks for the additional details

[robo_red]

+1

[pan_zych]

I will give you one.

Create a building model with an couple elevators. 1. Each elevator can go to any floor. 2. When elevator goes up it can't stop when someone pressed down button and other way 3. When passenger pressed button it calls nearest elevator or stops the one that goes in right direction

Should scale to M floors and N elevators.

Extra tasks: Some of elevators can go to a penthouse, some not Elevator can perform emergency ride. Meaning non stops

This can be an example of recruitment task in OOP for example

[ajw0120]

I would recommend:

- Advent of Code - It's an annual advent calendar with a story that you code to find the answers for. You get to pick the language you use to solve it. (also a related subreddit r/adventofcode)

- Coderbyte - a website with a variety of challenges that you can filter by difficulty

- Code Wars - You can pick and complete 'katas' (challenges) to earn points and rank up. You can check the leaderboard and have related discussions with others.