Looking for Challenges.

[McLaren]

Hello guys,

I'm considered as a beginner and i've been watching youtube tutorials. By little by little i've been learning c++ and preparing for my summer class next month. Do you guys know any good links for challenges/problems to solve?

regards,

[salem c]

https://projecteuler.net/
https://www.spoj.com/
https://uva.onlinejudge.org/

[MikeStgt]

Are there somewhere the results for Project Euler around? Results only, no solutions.

[PiggiesGoSqueal]

My professor introduced us (my class) to: https://open.kattis.com/

It's good for challenges, and allows you to accumulate points to be on the scoreboard for globally, your country, or your college (if you will go to one).

I believe all the problems come from different computer science competition events and have varying levels of difficulty. Keep in mind when completing the problems:
The output answer must be EXACT. One space off in your output is incorrect. Teaches you to pay attention to details.

Also if you need a hint for your Kattis problem you can search for it here:
https://cpbook.net/methodstosolve

Edit: Looks like spoj.com and Kattis are very similar.

[MikeStgt]

Thank you. I do not need to score points, I just want to compare results. Sure, a second step could be to have a look to solutions, otherwise the saying holds true 'a good FORTRAN programmer may program FORTRAN in any language.'

[mbozzi]

Are there somewhere the results for Project Euler around? Results only, no solutions.

Like this ?
https://github.com/luckytoilet/projecteuler-solutions

[MikeStgt]

BINGO!! Grazie tante!