Welcome to my C and C++ practice repository! This repo contains my experiments and exercises as I learn and improve my skills in C and C++ programming.
- C++: Contains various C++ practice files and projects.
- C: Contains various C practice files and projects.
This repository is a collection of my practice and experiments with C and C++. It includes different types of programs and exercises that I have worked on to enhance my understanding and proficiency in these languages. Note that mostly executables are Linux builds, also there may be some exercise which only have the source-code without any compilation done.
Some interesting exercises that I liked are:
- This exercise involves creating a program to simulate the installation of floating flooring.
- It covers concepts such as arrays, loops, and conditional statements to manage the layout and fitting of the flooring pieces.
- This exercise focuses on developing a program to check if a number is prime.
- It includes the implementation of efficient algorithms to determine prime numbers and explores optimization techniques.
- This exercise is about building a simple game where the user has to guess a randomly generated number.
- It involves using loops, conditional statements, and random number generation to create an interactive and engaging experience.
- A program to print ASCII characters.
- Demonstrates the use of loops and character handling.
- A program to generate or work with arithmetic sequences.
- Includes examples of loops and arithmetic operations.
- A program related to chess moves, specifically for the bishop piece.
- Demonstrates the use of arrays and conditional statements.
- A program to calculate discounts.
- Includes examples of user input and arithmetic operations.
- Multiple versions, including input validation and improved algorithms.
- Demonstrates the use of loops, recursion, and input validation.
- A program to determine if a year is a leap year.
- Includes examples of conditional statements and user input.
Feel free to browse through the folders and files. Each file is a standalone program or exercise. You can clone the repository and run the programs on your local machine.
Contributions are welcome! If you have any suggestions or improvements, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.