It's about coding...: February 2010

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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

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Tuesday, February 16, 2010

[Cpp-Programming] Re: C++ documentation

The best thing to do might just be to get with a partner that you can
ask questions. there's nothing like someone to just answer what you
want to know. I know how infuriating it can be when you want to know
something and you have to read 40 pages just to find that one thing.
Look to me. I have the same kind of initiative, and I've taught myself
two languages already, bash and C, and I'm working on learning the
rest of the object oriented side of C++ and the QT library.

On Jan 16, 7:46 am, Kapil K <kapil1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Y.Kanetkar/ Balaguruswamy - The best for a beginner from my experience.
>
> Bjarne Strousrup may be the inventor of C++, but that book is not easy for a
> beginner.
>
> On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 10:03 PM, cosmin <cosmin.tana...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello,
>
> > I'm a noob in c++ programming, with a lot of willing to learn. First
> > of all, I managed to obtain more documentation than I can handle (all
> > kinds of tutorials and books). Amoung them, I have the Bjarne
> > Stroustrup's book, "The C++ Programming Language" (3rd edition). I
> > tried to assimilate it, but it works pretty hard on me, and sometimes
> > I have the impression that I cannot learn much from it. My question is
> > what to do in my case, if is there any other method to learn to code c+
> > + in a more efficient way than reading all that pages? Did you read
> > the book? If yes, how many times?
>
> > Thanks!
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Tuesday, February 02, 2010

[Cpp-Programming] [Codefest] 20,000 INR at stake in CodeWarrior

CodeFest & IEEE present to you CodeWarrior - Either Win or Die Coding! It is a completely Online event with two cumulative rounds, testing all aspects of your computer knowledge, be it programming, logical reasoning, debugging or algorithm design.

There are prizes worth 20,000 INR & Codechef T-Shirts for the winners.

Problem Statements for First Round will be released on Feb 5, 1800 Hrs (IST). Here is the problem break-up:

2 Puzzles
2 Algorithm Designing Problems
2 C/C++ Debugging Problems
1 Algorithm Intensive Programming Challenge

Sample Problems are also available. Sumission Deadline : Feb 14, 2100 Hrs (IST).

It is a team event with maximum of 2 members. So form your team now and get ready for some baffling puzzles, buggy codes & bewildering algorithms.

For further questions email us at codefest@itbhu.ac.in or contact the following:

Shishir Mittal: shishir.mittal.cse06@itbhu.ac.in

Other Events at Codefest

GumboRumble : Problem statements for Adobe sponsored 2 months long application development competition with prizes worth 50,000 INR, have been released. Registrations and Submissions closes on Feb 24 2100 Hrs (IST).
MathMania : An event with Challenging Mathematical Problems as in Project Euler, Scheduled on Mar 13.
Manthan : An algorithm intensive programming competition on the lines of ACM-ICPC, to be hosted on Codechef. Scheduled on Mar 14.