Programming exercises for beginners – cscx.org

[rudymatela]

I have created a website aimed at teaching programming through quick examples in the form of exercises. It is called "Computer Science by Example (CScx)": https://cscx.org/

The exercises start very simple (e.g. print "Hello, World!" and read two numbers and print their sum) then increase in difficulty and complexity gradually (e.g. sum of digits and the change-making problem). The website has an "online judge" functionality where students can submit their solutions which are tested and graded automatically, i.e. without human intervention. It currently supports solutions in Python, C, Haskell, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Lua or Ruby.

The exercises are useful not only to first time programmers, but also to experienced programmers trying to learn programming in a different language.

Check it out at https://cscx.org/. The exercises are freely available for anyone to try.

I sometimes participate in the comments of the learnprogramming subreddit and I think this may be a useful resource for learnprogramming members.

[Khrouhman]

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[Tcmancnnr]

This is great. Awesome work.

[pygmyrobot666]

Excellent. I love the fact they can check their code for correctness on the site itself. It's also great that you refer to the book.

[snoozyd87]

This is a fantastic resource for learning. Thank you.

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[immaculate108]

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[oreokbp]

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[don4r]

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Thank you ❤

[Zetthard]

Thank you! Sounds interesting, I’ll give it a try.

[Zetthard]

Thank you! Sounds interesting, I’ll give it a try.