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CheckDotNetPerlsthey have a good selection of problems and solutions focusing in C programming.
Project Euler: a nice collection of randomly interesting problems.
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Checkout forCodeChefInteresting problems here any language vl do
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There are some really great questions asked on this site. I find it fun to pick some of the questions and develop answers for them. Often I pick a theme. For instance for the last week, Ive tried to solve as many problems as possible using only a single LINQ expression.
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Ive used the problems onRuby Quizbefore. Other than that Dave ThomasCodeKataand see if there is aCoding Dojonear you.
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I am tired of doing typical CRUD programming type applications. I would like to work on some interesting (not too hard) programming problems. Are there any sites out there to help me exercise my brain?
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I also like theC Brainteasersfrom Jon Skeet, good code snippets to read and learn more about the language, some have very interesting and surprising results…
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How do I deal with the political promotional items in the workplace?
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TrySPOJthey have a good amount of problems for you to work on. They also vary in difficulty.
Somewhat related (not always programming, but generally interesting to programmers) is the IBM ponder this site: