Hi everyone. In the past year, I have benefited immensely from codechef: The kind of talent on display here combined with fantastic problems is something I look forward to every month.
Although there are far better programmers than me, I have taken the liberty of starting a video series on good coding practices for competitive programming.
Most of the series is based on my experience and observations of fellow programmers. I see lots of scope for improvement in this community, and would love to hear your feedback. Here is the intro video:
Although the examples are in java, the series is generic enough to apply to competitive programmers at large. Looking forward to hear from all the smart people at codechef.
Thatâs really a great initiativeâŚWanted to know if youâll be solving specific programming problems(like providing editorial kind of thing) or it will be general lectures about programming in java?
@gkcs You Sir deserve more up-votes! It will be very useful initiative especially for the beginners. Usually many beginners find it tough to solve a coding problem and eventually they leave it. Your video tutorials will encourage them tremendously.
Hello,
I am a newbie to programming in Java and in general. I was wondering if there are any websites out there who provide people with unlimited question asking options. I attempt to ask a question a few hours ago. I was told I did not posses âkarma points.â Please assist me in using this website (preffered) or in finding another appropriate website for what I am looking for. Any help anyone could be would be greatly appreciated. Thank You.
Hey Gaurav,
I went through a couple of tutorials. Theyâre well prepared and I ended up learning a couple of things which i wouldâve never known otherwise. I have a small suggestion though.
I noticed you used a couple of handy shortcuts in Intellij. One of them was changing all variable names when you change one, The âExtract Methodâ Window etc. I really feel you should mention these shortcuts and hacks as well.
