I am loving it so far! The class I am in explains basic programming fundamentals, and seems to be aimed to get the students to think in the right ways to be able to effectively program. We are not even learning a real language in this class! The book we are using is "Extended Prelude to Programming ver. 2" and it attempts to be language neutral by using "pseudocode". I think this is a really cool approach!
Next I will have classes in Java and C++. The extent of my programming knowledge currently is writing simple "input value 1, input value 2, output sum of value" programs. They really don't do much :lol:
Needless to say, I'm excited.
So, programmers! Are there any nice resources that I could use to supplement my learning, or any fun practice problems to solve?
Next I will have classes in Java and C++. The extent of my programming knowledge currently is writing simple "input value 1, input value 2, output sum of value" programs. They really don't do much :lol:
Needless to say, I'm excited.
So, programmers! Are there any nice resources that I could use to supplement my learning, or any fun practice problems to solve?