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ahmed

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There will be a programming competition to be held in my university like after 2-3 weeks , so I just wanted to know that what's the best way to prepare for it?I know questions are very tricky and if the logic ticks at that moment you solve the problem else you don't , probably it will be in C++ , so I need some tips and if there's a site with some C++ puzzles do share it :pinguin:

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Well for math puzzles, I really like Project Euler. You can solve these in whatever language you like though.

There are loads of programming problems/competitions out there. There are some good C/C++ specific ones over at Cprogramming.com.

Good luck!

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Also take a crack at the UVa Online Judge and the Sphere Online Judge. That can help you warm up, and they're great exercises for a language your learning. :)
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thanks Zeke and so1i i am checking out the websites you people mentioned ;)

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No probs, enjoy! :)