Need idea on what to program...

[Melhisedek]

need something that will make me think... hard to solve :) Not hard to program by itself though as I'm pretty much newb. I've been up to making classes but it was long time ago. So now I make stuff and check out what I need and refresh my memory.

Last thing I did was some kind of roman numbers calculator. I didn't care about the program but only of challenge to solve the pseudo stuff behind the coding :)

I code in C++ btw

Thank you for your time!

[Kellicros]

Since you post in Emuforums, why not starts with emulators? Try one of those simple ones.

[Melhisedek]

Hehehe nah I think it would be far, far over my skill level. I checked a few simple ones, and after just a few lines my eyes started to bleed :)

[D.D.]

emulators would be waaaaay to difficult. ill post one of our year 1 comsci assignments for you :). its C++ :)

[Chrono Archangel]

hehe i had the same assignment in my Java class 2 years ago IIRC. very fun assignment. ill try to find some stuff i did in my java classes, it could help you

[D.D.]

down with java

[Melhisedek]

Sounds great DD... Any more of those nice labs? Previuos ones, any afterwards as well ? :)

No idea about Java but Chrono fire those up, I need ideas ;)

Thanks a lot guys!

[D.D.]

i would like to upload the other labs for you but they involve reading in of other files that are supplied on the school server. as i am at my residence right now i cannot access the files to attach those too.

here is lab2 and lab3 though (solitaire w/ very simple "AI" and i think a class implementation respectively). it says copy "blah" files but like lab4 that i uploaded, it doesnt require them since the .cc and .h were actually empty :P Lab5 is quite fun and challenging, but it would require you to make your own text files to represent the london underground...a task i wish on nobody trying C++ in their spare time :cry:

if you have problems on these labs, ill see if i can find last year's code for these that i have on my home computer when i get home on the weekend (friday is last day of finals!!!!!).

[Melhisedek]

Great mate, I owe you !
Will check these out :) Wonderful

[Kellicros]

Hehehe nah I think it would be far, far over my skill level. I checked a few simple ones, and after just a few lines my eyes started to bleed :)
Oh, sorry, I did not understand your post fully, missed the "pretty much newb." part. :heh:

[Ramsus K]

This is pretty fun:

http://mathschallenge.net/index.php?section=project

There's hundreds of problems on there too, some easy, many hard. Not directly CS related, but you can still carry over many of the skills and concepts learned to real life programming situations.