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Tag Archives: Programming Challenges
Programming Challenges Problems – Easiest to Hardest
After completing the The Stern-Brocot Number System problem the other day, I pondered which problem to solve next. So I created a Excel spreadsheet to hold all 112 problems, and then sorted it by number of Users Solved to see … Continue reading
Programming Challenges:110507 The Stern-Brocot Number System
Last night I was bored, and decided to tackle a Programming Challenges problem: 110507 The Stern-Brocot Number System seemed easy, and in the end it was. However it took two attempts, due to messing up the termination logic. ie run … Continue reading
The Trip – 110103 in Erlang
The third of my Programming Challenges solutions is for The Trip 110103 This problem is great for making you think. Key points are; you cannot have half cents, and you have to find the minimum money needed to balance costs … Continue reading
3n + 1 in Erlang
This is my second Programming Challenges solution written in Erlang. First here. This time I chose the first problem 3n + 1 #110101. It is a little bit of a cheat doing it in Erlang, as the major point of … Continue reading
Reverse And Add 110502 in Erlang
Carrying on from Cedric’s Challenge (C#, Erlang) I decided to do some of the Programming Challenges problems in Erlang, because the problems are small, but fun. My first is Reverse And Add #110502 and here is my solution: I’m not … Continue reading
