RodionGork
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Re:CodeAbbey - website for really newbie programmers
on Monday January 13, 2014 @05:50AM (#7049878)
> some elaborations on things they should / shouldn't do when writing code
Hm-m-m... Not sure whether I get you right, but your hint give me the following idea:
after submitting an answer, if it is correct, the user should be able to view some editorial remarks at the results page - discussing good and bad approaches to the problem.
For example some people here used each-by-each comparison (with O(N^2) performance) to filter out non-unique words in a string instead of hashmap...
Thanks, this looks like important feature I should add!
CodeAbbey - website for really newbie programmers
Hi, Friends!Few months ago I've started developing a web-site with a goal to provide some help to newcomers in programming.http://codeabbey.comIn its core it is a collection of programming problems - to solve them users should write some code, process random input data and submit correct result (so it is result which is checked).After a while I decided it would be useful to allow people to see...