Programmer's Workbook

If you want to be a really good programmer, you can't avoid repeatedly solving various difficult problems - only repeated practice will make you a true master. But where can you find the right assignments, ideas and thoughts, which, when transformed into a functional program, will do the job you want and move you closer to becoming a skilled programmer? With the Programmer's Workbook, this shouldn't be a problem. The experienced author, who went through programming from the basics through the role of a student to the other side of the barricade and began to pass his knowledge to the less knowledgeable, offers you a comprehensive set of interesting programming tasks in the book. These are clearly divided into thematic areas, with a difficulty rating for each. In the text you will find basic advice on how to solve the problems and detailed solutions to some of the exercises. The book is aimed at a wide range of programmers: Not only beginners and advanced students, but also professionals can find inspiration in it and find interesting assignments to practice and review their knowledge.
With the publication you will, among other things:
* Number series and sequences
* Combinatorial exercises
* Graphical tasks and fractals
* Creating ciphers and cracking them
* Logical problems not only with the chessboard
* Sudoku, Sokoban, Tetris, Piskvorky and many other games

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About the author: Radek Pelánek graduated from the Faculty of Informatics of Masaryk University. He is currently an associate professor and vice-dean for study programmes at the faculty. The book is based on his long experience with teaching programming and organizing programming competitions. He is the author of five books and numerous articles.

Book Details:
Author: Radek Pelánek
Year of publication: 2013
ISBN: 978-80-251-3751-2
Number of pages: 176