Give someone a couple of C # tasks, I decided to study, but nowhere to practice.
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- Write any game of Tetris, or a snake, or a sapper, something like that. This is more interesting than some abstract tasks. - Specter
- 2Write a program that solves the problem of Einstein (Who is the master of the fish). Not weakly working with arrays and building algorithms in general :) - ReinRaus
- The game is not an option, but for Einstein's task - thanks, I will try ... - Niki-Timofe
- Array processing tasks. There are many interesting things ... As well as the tasks for working with classes: creation, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation ... In general, the horizon of fantasy is unlimited) - IntegralAL
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Check out Nikita Cultin’s book C # in Tasks and Examples.
- Thank you! I will definitely download it to the reader. - Niki-Timofe
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A collection of excellent tasks for the programmer.
- Simple problems, but thanks vseravno - Niki-Timofe
- I liked the for cycle, I did not immediately come to the realization of the third option :) - ReinRaus
- I remember this task about the cycles of the whole department the brain made =) - Specter
- @Spectre, I will delete your comment with the answer to the problem, because it’s not interesting, the site is designed so that people will decide, not copy and paste. - ReinRaus
- > How to swap the values of two numeric variables without using additional variables and / or memory? There is no value exchange operator (like XCHG assembly language) in the language used. a + = b; b = ab; a- = b; - Specter
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Look at this site: programming Olympiad .
- And where is C #, this is a site for school level, i.e. there is nothing there except Pascal ... - Niki-Timofe
- If the problem is solved using pascal, it does not mean that they cannot be solved using C #. - Freezze
- School-level tasks, such as finding the number of digits in a number, etc. - Niki-Timofe
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Let given number N. It is known that it can be divided into the sum of three non-zero numbers. Write a program that displays all such expansions. For example, the number 6 can be obtained in two ways: 1 + 2 + 3, 2 + 2 + 2.
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