More "Java Puzzlers"-like sites

[Tuanisviet]

Hey everyone. First of all, I didn't know if this should have been in the Java discussions section or just a community post, but I decided here because the book I'm about to refer to is just fun & educational. :D

Anywho, has anyone read through the book "Java Puzzlers"?
References:
Book image from Amazon

Description from SlashDot

Personally, this is a great book that gives you situations & it's code, then you must find the problem within the code to correct the negative situation.

My questioin is, does anyone know of any sites that offer similar problems to solve like this book?

[DeMan]

I'm not aware of any sites but I think (always a bad word to use) there is a sequel to the book also....
Have you tried some of the references in the back of the book (from pg 265)? While some of them are java api, aome of them are not web based etc, it looks like some of them could lead you to some interesting related sites

[Tuanisviet]

I'm not aware of any sites but I think (always a bad word to use) there is a sequel to the book also....
Have you tried some of the references in the back of the book (from pg 265)? While some of them are java api, aome of them are not web based etc, it looks like some of them could lead you to some interesting related sites

Yes, there is a sequel to the book. I've tried going to some of the sites that the book referenced to, but the trial usually stops at some kind of JavaDoc-like table or site.


Thanks for the help. :D