C++ Exercises

[Wous Mant]

Hello,
I am a student in an university and studying C++.Final exams are
coming.I'd like to solve as much exercises as possible.I'd like you to
test myself with different kind of exercises.Do you know any website
where there are exercises with solutions so I can try to solve them
and can look at the solutions when I'm stucked.I'd like to get
exercises about;
Strings
Arrays
Pointers
Dynamic Memory Allocation
Classes
Inheritance
Exception Handling

Or if you have some can you please send them to
wo*****@yahoo.com

Thank you in advance

[rossum]

On 7 May 2004 12:08:22 -0700, wo*****@yahoo.com (Wous Mant) wrote:

Hello,
I am a student in an university and studying C++.Final exams are
coming.I'd like to solve as much exercises as possible.I'd like you to
test myself with different kind of exercises.Do you know any website
where there are exercises with solutions so I can try to solve them
and can look at the solutions when I'm stucked.I'd like to get
exercises about;
Strings
Arrays
Pointers
Dynamic Memory Allocation
Classes
Inheritance
Exception Handling

Or if you have some can you please send them to
wo*****@yahoo.com

Thank you in advance

Try these:

http://www.christs.cam.ac.uk/bio/problems.html

http://www.nist.gov/dads/

http://acm.uva.es/problemset/

All from the FAQ:
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit....html#faq-29.2
rossum
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[Wous Mant]

Probably you missunderstood me.I am looking for questions like we get
in the exam.So by solving them,I can be prepared.Every help and link
is appriciated.
Thank you

[Alf P. Steinbach]

* wo*****@yahoo.com (Wous Mant) schriebt:

Probably you missunderstood me.I am looking for questions like we get
in the exam.So by solving them,I can be prepared.Every help and link
is appriciated.

1) The FAQ is a good place to start.
2) Your lecturer should ideally be a good person to ask.
3) Google and other search engines are your friends.

Presumably you have text-book, which one is that?

If it is a good one, try to do the exercises in the book.

Hth.

- Alf

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[osmium]

Wous Mant writes:

Probably you missunderstood me.I am looking for questions like we get
in the exam.So by solving them,I can be prepared.Every help and link
is appriciated.

Usenet is a lossy medium, that is, we don't all get all the messages. When
you respond without attribution, as you did here, it makes it very hard to
help. As I see this complete thread you asked a question and got what looks
to me like one reasonable answer and another answer which presumes you are
too <something> to look at your text book. You must post a *complete*
thought to get non-insulting help. You may get insulted anyway, that's the
nature of the beast.

[Karl Heinz Buchegger]

Wous Mant wrote:

Probably you missunderstood me.I am looking for questions like we get
in the exam.So by solving them,I can be prepared.Every help and link
is appriciated.
Thank you

rossum has posted a number of links.
Among them is
http://acm.uva.es/problemset/

I just took a look at it. If you can solve them
you don't have to worry about your exam.

--
Karl Heinz Buchegger
kb******@gascad.at

[Dave Townsend]

Take a look at the Bjarne Stroustrup's C++ book, I think
there's actually a C++ Answer book which has solutions
to the exercises.
"Wous Mant" <wo*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
I am a student in an university and studying C++.Final exams are
coming.I'd like to solve as much exercises as possible.I'd like you to
test myself with different kind of exercises.Do you know any website
where there are exercises with solutions so I can try to solve them
and can look at the solutions when I'm stucked.I'd like to get
exercises about;
Strings
Arrays
Pointers
Dynamic Memory Allocation
Classes
Inheritance
Exception Handling

Or if you have some can you please send them to
wo*****@yahoo.com

Thank you in advance

[Pmb]

"Dave Townsend" <da********@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:mu********************@comcast.com...

Take a look at the Bjarne Stroustrup's C++ book, I think
there's actually a C++ Answer book which has solutions
to the exercises.
"Wous Mant" <wo*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3f**************************@posting.google.c om...

Hello,
I am a student in an university and studying C++.Final exams are
coming.I'd like to solve as much exercises as possible.I'd like you to
test myself with different kind of exercises.Do you know any website
where there are exercises with solutions so I can try to solve them
and can look at the solutions when I'm stucked.I'd like to get
exercises about;
Strings
Arrays
Pointers
Dynamic Memory Allocation
Classes
Inheritance
Exception Handling

Or if you have some can you please send them to
wo*****@yahoo.com

Thank you in advance

I have Deitel's text "C++; How to Program" and I find it to be an excellent
text. I got the package deal where it comes with some software, but that may
be the only way it comes (someone gave it to me). It has answers to review
exercises and it has the source code to some of the programming exercises.

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[Pmb]

"Pmb" <so*****@somewhere.com> wrote in message
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"Dave Townsend" <da********@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Take a look at the Bjarne Stroustrup's C++ book, I think
there's actually a C++ Answer book which has solutions
to the exercises.
"Wous Mant" <wo*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3f**************************@posting.google.c om...

Hello,
I am a student in an university and studying C++.Final exams are
coming.I'd like to solve as much exercises as possible.I'd like you to
test myself with different kind of exercises.Do you know any website
where there are exercises with solutions so I can try to solve them
and can look at the solutions when I'm stucked.I'd like to get
exercises about;
Strings
Arrays
Pointers
Dynamic Memory Allocation
Classes
Inheritance
Exception Handling

Or if you have some can you please send them to
wo*****@yahoo.com

Thank you in advance

I have Deitel's text "C++; How to Program" and I find it to be an

excellent text. I got the package deal where it comes with some software, but that may be the only way it comes (someone gave it to me). It has answers to review
exercises and it has the source code to some of the programming exercises.

Pmb

See also --
http://nova.umuc.edu/~jarc/sdsd/
http://www.cs.rit.edu/~icss263/exercises.html

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