Java Programs

I’d have a look at Github. If you go into advanced search you can search for repositories of a specified language. Not only do you have about 4.5 million to choose from, but you’ll get the source code as well. Should be possible to find some CTF type stuff if you dig a bit.

Here: https://open.kattis.com
You can do all of the challenges in Java if you need to practice www.codewars.com/r/qBmaHg is great too with a large community of insane programmers

Thanks to both of you for the help.

Ooh, CodeWars look really nice. I might have a proper look at that, I need to hone my Haskell skills quite a bit

I’ve already spent few months to get 1kyu belt and #241 on the leaderboard :D https://www.codewars.com/users/leaderboard

I will soon join www.codewars.com after I complete core java.

Thanks for the link, I didn’t know this site, that seems really interesting.

PM me on HT if you have questions I have completed 200 of “katas” so I might be able to help you ^^

Be sure I will! But I still have some other challenges to complete before starting some new ones… However I keep the link in my browser, maybe codewars will be the next one for me.

Next one for me is https://codejam.withgoogle.com/2018/ Starts in 9 hours everyone !

$15000 to earn!!! that sounds promising… Dunno if I should try? Pretty sure @dloser will solve them in just a few minutes, as he usually does. I’m already dishearted out.

But in which language we have to code

This is what is mentioned in Codejam terms.

For the qualification round of Code Jam, you may use any programming language to solve a Code Jam problem, using any development environment or text editor. For any round of Code Jam after the qualification round, the compiler or interpreter you use must be available such that anyone else can use it for free without a time limitation and without violating any rights of any person or entity.

Try C++, Java or Python standard competitive coding languages.
I more confortable with C# personnaly :)

[quote=Google]We currently support the following, which represent over 97.5% of the submissions in last year’s Qualification Round: Bash, C, C++, C# (mono), Go, Haskell (ghc), Java 8, Javascript (nodejs), Python 2, Python 3, PHP, and Ruby.[/quote]

I saw that PHP can be used too :) I’m still hesitating to register…

I wish I had the time, been meaning to join for a few years now. Oh well, maybe next year