Night_Lynx@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
> Dear All,
>
> I am a C++ Beginner and, having read and studied (and sucessfully made
> it through the "Hello World" et. al. stage), I wanted to try my hand
> at putting it all into practice. To give you an idea of the concepts
> that I would like to familiarize myself with: I have just finished
> reading N.Josuttis' book "Object Oriented Programming in C++", which
> by the way I found a very good read.
>
> My trouble is that any idea and/or challenge I can come up with is
> usually too hard, unfocused or requires system-specific code, which is
> not what I want to 'train', as it were.
>
> I would hence like to ask you to suggest some places to find some
> simple code challenges and/or micro-projects for beginners.
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