New to these forums. (Need help finding a website with code snippets)

Hi everyone, I've been using this site for a while but I'm brand new here as a registered member.
I've been trying to learn C++ off and on for years but this is the first time I've gotten really serious about it. I always wanted to make games with C++ (admittingly because of its performance and stability), I know I have a lot to learn. It's challenging but I'm slowly understanding it. It got easier when I started treating it like a programming language and stopped being in such a rush to make a game.
Anyways I have a quick question to ask,...
I can't remember if it was this website but a few years ago I found a site through google with lots of C++ code that was all submitted by users. They were big long pages with lots of little programs that other programmers could observe. It was all user submitted code that was based on assignments like writing different kinds of programs that do different things, using the fewest lines of code, and only certain things could be used like cout and one if statement (just for example).
Does anybody know what site I'm talking about? I thought it was this one but I can't remember. I've googled it like crazy but nothing seems to be turning up.
Thank you for any help on this.
"This http://codereview.stackexchange.com/ ?"

No that wasn't it but thanks. On the site Im looking for it just had continuous pages. It was like a blue background like cplusplus.com, and all the code snippets were bunched onto the same page one after the other.
Each page had programs that all did the same thing but they were in order of the ones that did it with the fewest lines of code down to the ones with the most lines.

http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/ might be worth a look.
"http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/ might be worth a look."

I appreciate it but thats not it, I finally found it though. Its C++ exercises and solutions on wikibooks.org
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