Night_Lynx@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> 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. To give
> you an example, I have found the challenges at
> http://www.cprogramming.com/helpfree.html
to be quite enjoyable and
> helpful.
>
> Any help would be much appreciated,
For code challenges, you could read the newsgroups
news:alt.comp.lang.lear.c-c++ (this one), news:comp.lang.c++ and
news:comp.lang.c++.moderated.
Then try to answer the coding (and/or design) problems that others ask
questions about before reading the answers.
If you feel confident about your answer, or you want some critique, post
your answer and participate in the resulting discussion.
For small one-man projects, I don't really have suggestions.
If you are willing to participate in a larger, existing, project, take a
look at the projects hosted by sourceforge.com and see if there is
anything that tickles your fancy. (For an improved learning experience,
it would be best to choose a project with several developers and an
established review procedure.)
>
> Yours,
>
> ACH
Bart v Ingen Schenau
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