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    C++ Exercises

    Does anyone of you know where I can get C++ exercises to work on. Just the basics - and perhaps the more advanced ones for future use. I'm learning just from ebooks and websites that don't give out assignments that much. Is there a book on it or maybe a website?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pheres
    ...yeah, but it is fairly lame! Take for instance:

    Question #20
    What is the equivalent of Pascal's Real?

    a) unsigned int
    b) char
    c) float

    ...how is this question C++? One must know Pascal in order to answer the question? Of course, if we assume that Pascal invented the term "real number," then perhaps the answer is even more obvious. But this is yet another example of STUPID questions on tests that do not belong.

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    Try looking at Stroustrup's The C++ Programming Language. Every chapter has little test programs.
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    the best way to learn language is to program.
    i think it will be very helpful to do some acm excrcises.Although it focus on the algorithms,you will improve your skill of the language when you overcome the difficulty in the exercises.

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    Lol if you want some really challenging ones then grab one of Detiels books. They are quite hard as they are aimed at level 2 or above students in computer science. If all else fails, go with zouyu1983's advise. In programming it is easier to give yourself a good test. Make a simple text console game, try adding all the things you know to data, learn some new stuff then go back to the game and add that to it
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    >>acm.fzu.edu.cn
    >>acm.pku.edu.cn

    wow, these are great! thanks!

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