Sagun Khadka wrote:Thanks K. Tsang for feedback. I also think three month may be a little less time for a beginner. But on the other hand, my situation is a little different as I can devote a full time in this endeavor. And having an aim to pass the level I shall keep me focused and motivated through out. Anyway, your comment is very helpful. Thanks.
Do anyone know of web resource where a newbie can get dirty with coding - I mean where I can get to solve challenging coding assignments, puzzles etc? One can get the theory part from a book but I am more concerned about learning the tit bits of practical programming. It seems it is difficult to find such resource without working in this field and especially for one who wants to self-teach coding...
However, just digging through the old post in the forum has been quite enlightening.....
For challenging math problems just google Euler and you'll find euler.com.
Find a local problem, something that you need solved, and solve it.
Make a tool to make some process easier for yourself.
Also, the Enthuware mock tests should give you an idea of where you stand.
“You may never get to touch the Master, but you can tickle his creatures.”
― Thomas Pynchon, Gravity's Rainbow