programming-challenges

Programming exercises and challenges to improve your algorithmic logic.

📜 About

programming-challenges brings programming exercises and challenges to improve your algorithmic logic.

Each challenge has its solutions, its instructions and input/output examples so you can try to solve them on your own. See challenges folder.

🧠 Programming Challenges - Blog Post.

✅ Programming languages available

• C/C++ (gcc)
• C# (Mono)
• Dart
• Java (OpenJDK)
• JavaScript/TypeScript (Node.js)
• Python (PyPy)
• Rust

🚀 Getting Started

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Gitpod will automatically setup an environment for you.

Locally

Prerequisites

• Node.js >= 20.11.0
• npm >= 10.0.0
• Docker

Installation

# Clone the repository
git clone git@github.com:theoludwig/programming-challenges.git

# Go to the project root
cd programming-challenges

# Install dependencies
npm clean-install

# Build the Command Line Interface (CLI)
npm run build

# Install the `programming-challenges` Command Line Interface (CLI)
npm install --global

Usage

# Discover all the commands availables
programming-challenges --help

# Generate a new challenge
programming-challenges generate challenge --github-user="YourGitHubName" --challenge="hello-world"

# Generate a new solution
programming-challenges generate solution --github-user="YourGitHubName" --challenge="hello-world" --solution="function" --language="python"

# Test a solution
programming-challenges run test --challenge="hello-world" --solution="function" --language="python"

# Run a solution with specific `input.txt` file
programming-challenges run solution --challenge="hello-world" --solution="function" --language="python" --input-path="./challenges/hello-world/test/1/input.txt" --output

# Search for a challenge not yet solved in a specific programming language
programming-challenges search --language="rust"

💡 Contributing

Anyone can help to improve the project, submit a challenge, a solution or even correct a simple spelling mistake.

The steps to contribute can be found in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

📄 License

MIT