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  Wednesday 1 November 2006
Programming Practice Links

Someday, someone ought to make a collection of programming puzzles, exercises, quizzes, competitions, and "kata". A longer weblog entry on the subject is called for, but meanwhile, here are just a few annotated links.

Blog entries

Quizzes

Books/exercises/examples

Exercises and examples from [text-]books about programming can be a nice source for trying out a set of "small enough" problems in a new language. Translate the examples into your new language, or solve the exercises.

Public Programming Contests

small games

At a previous employer, a co-worker posted (on an internal weblog, I believe) a description of a game "Ministers and Assasins" that he wanted to see someone implement/analyze. Google gives me zero hits for the quoted game name, so I guess it's lost. But there are tens of thousands of games to consider implementing. A few that are small enough to fit into the kind of exercise I have in mind would be games like sprouts or life, tringo, tetris, etc.
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