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Andrey Filippov2016-02-13 23:09:50
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Andrey Filippov, 2016-02-13 23:09:50

What to write in C++ for practice?

What simple applications can be written in C++ if my level is just above zero? I would be glad if you write a few topics, with a gradual complication.
PS: please do not offer to write a console calculator, converter and other trifles.

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one pavel, 2016-02-13
@andrysha-dev

parser, go to the site of the Central Bank for currency and draw a graph of the growth and fall of the wooden

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globuser, 2016-02-14
@globuzer

download any book "100 tasks for a programmer" - and do all the tasks in a row. you test and try different algorithms. you need to practice not only in the language itself, but also to hone algorithmic skills and mathematics in conjunction with the programming language.
also as an example: a parser, any recursive puzzle, some simple game (text, what kind of robot, Tetris, tic-tac-toe, etc.), creating some kind of bot...
The main thing for honing more skills is to make the process interesting, so that it captivates you, and then each difficulty will provoke you to search for its solution (Google, toaster, Internet ...) and try this solution in practice and so on step by step. In addition to small tasks, it is useful to participate in larger projects (for your level - relatively large, don't be scared): even the same simple parser can be tweaked and improved over and over again adding new functions, which can then turn into an automatic intelligent robot on based on neural networks and heuristic analyzer codes...

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