#🔒 need websites for homeworks like codewars i want to train algorithms

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open bough
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THANKS

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open bough
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tell me websites to use

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i want to train algorithms

red warren
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what's wrong with codewars?

open bough
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i just want to know

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other websites

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i know leetcode but it's hard

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any other?

red warren
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Why not just stick to codewars for now?

plush cape
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cses for a set of template-y problems without too many twists

open bough
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i am a beginner still i learnt basics

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so i want to train algorithms

red warren
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That's why I'm suggesting to just stick with codewars for now

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It's a great balance of difficulty

plush cape
open bough
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i have a problem

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i can't do complex code

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i want to train about algorithms to do more complex thing

open bough
open bough
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but i have basic knowledge

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lists

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dictionaries

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and etc

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i want to train how to use it together to make complex things

red warren
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You could try Advent of Code from past years

plush cape
# open bough i can't do complex code

do you mean stuff like project structuring, code organization, good abstractions?
cause ngl, learning algorithms won't directly help with that; building projects may be better

open bough
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but it's big problem for me cuz i like speed

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i don't like when i am using brain

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and thinking lots about it

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haha

red warren
open bough
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for me it's like a skill

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i know math too but for me it's hell

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to use brain

plush cape
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at the end of the day, all leetcode-adjacent sites like codewars or a billion others basically "only" trains you in data structs & algorithms
at most, they're still snippets compared to what an actual project would require, so doing more won't really help

open bough
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cuz i like speed

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so

red warren
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I'd rather have something working right than working fast

open bough
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i need to learn some libraries

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for project

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can u tell me

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any project ideas

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for beginners

red warren
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there's lots of projects you can do without libraries

open bough
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HM

red warren
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Make some simple games

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hangman

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blackjack

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tictactoe

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battleship

plush cape
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!kindling and some more ideas if you got none:

stuck spireBOT
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Kindling Projects

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open bough
red warren
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Make a terminal game

open bough
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xd

plush cape
open bough
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alr let me try without it

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thanks for helping

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my goal is to make my own vpn (it should be last project)

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i have little knowledge about c

red warren
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gotta start small

open bough
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about proxy servers

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like it costs any $ to make proxy server? you need to contact and pay your internet provider

red warren
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I don't know anything about proxy servers

open bough
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alr

reef crystal
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i think codewars is clearly, by far, the best option there is available for submit-and-verify programming problems, but you can have a look around at these other sites:

  • leetcode (most similar to codewars)
  • hackerrank (teaches some beginner language features)
  • advent of code (automation problems)
  • kattis (also similar to codewars)
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