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coding project for son
Imnoexpert_2
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My son fancies himself as a coder and is headed for an IT career.
He already programs and gets paid for it from contacts he's made on the internet. Mostly Java server side stuff though he has learnt other languages too.
I set him the project of a sudoku solving program for the summer holidays. Within 24 hours and as a break between revision sessions before the holidays had even started he produced one that solves most in milliseconds and all in a second or two.I'm clearly no good at setting projects.
This forum has helped me before with him - can anyone come up with a project which will challenge him and maybe extend his knowledge?
Thanks
He already programs and gets paid for it from contacts he's made on the internet. Mostly Java server side stuff though he has learnt other languages too.
I set him the project of a sudoku solving program for the summer holidays. Within 24 hours and as a break between revision sessions before the holidays had even started he produced one that solves most in milliseconds and all in a second or two.I'm clearly no good at setting projects.
This forum has helped me before with him - can anyone come up with a project which will challenge him and maybe extend his knowledge?
Thanks
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Here you go:
https://coderbyte.com/0 -
I've heard good things about Project Euler - https://projecteuler.net/
If he has any specific interests that he could turn into open source projects on github this can be very good CV wise
Depending on your sons age there may also be local code clubs where he can help mentor other children/adults to code. meetup.com is often a good place to find these0 -
Thanks guys.
Coderbyte looked good but is paid for so we have put that on hold.
Project Euler really hit the spot though. Son enjoys maths so this got his attention. Even better having gone through the first dozen problems fairly easily he is finding successive ones a bit more challenging and being slowed down a bit.
He already has a github presence and belongs to various forums where he posts answers to people’s problems. He has found a vocation!0
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