Maybe we could have that people, after trying the exercises themselves, to post their code and more expert programmers pointing out where that code can be improved.
That is why I said that they should post their own and we fix that.
In this way they can learn something new.
BTW, this article is about exercises that someone would do voluntarily so is unlikely that people will cheat on them.
I will keep the sources for myself then :D. I haven't completed all of them anyways... The source I have put up will be going down when I think the time is right. If anyone wants a copy of all of the sources, PM me please even though I'm 99.9% sure most of you could do them with your eyes closed.
I have an idea. How about we create a passworded archives that the program they make will output? Not sure how to go about that though and may be flawed heavily lol.
jah... Kinda like have a programming maze and direct the beginner through it... I'm not sure how to actually give them the password without them cheating there way through. And this isn't a hacking contest so I can't put an encryption on it or anything lol.
jah... Kinda like have a programming maze and direct the beginner through it... I'm not sure how to actually give them the password without them cheating there way through. And this isn't a hacking contest so I can't put an encryption on it or anything lol.
The bunny one sounds immensely fun (mainly bragging right hehehe) perhaps I should try it after I make my MMORPG then hack runescape, WoW, doom4, an Xbox 360, all my freinds computers, and then Microsoft. ooh and did I forget NASA just for fun too. hehehee
You can make a MMORPG based on the radioactive vampire bunny, then hack it, then change it to a virus which will pwn all the computers.
To hack MS, send a trojan in an error report
lol That sounds fun we could call it: "World of Radioacive Vampire Bunnies" then if that's taken we could use " The World of Radioacive Vampire Bunnies" then hack everyone's fridge who played and deliver all their coke-cola to me
Beginner Exercises