Suggestion on coding practice.

[u/Old_Region_5076]

Hey! all.I just want some help in practicing java coding problems.

Does anybody know what are the imp questions in java,so that I will practice only those for every exam preparation.

( Think java as a chapter,and problems are like important questions at the end of the chapter,if we practice those, they will cover entire syllabus.And we always practice those questions right! Like that I want imp questions.)

I am just stuck in finding problems.

Help me! finding them.

Thanks in advance.

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[u/desrtfx]

The /r/learnprogramming FAQ have extensive lists of project ideas and practice sites

https://codingbat.com/java https://exercism.org

Also, Java is not a chapter. Java is an entire library full of books. There are no real "practice problems for Java" (or any other language for that matter). There are practice problems.

What you ask is basically: "give me practice problems for using a screwdriver" - Java is the screwdriver, nothing more.

Get away from thinking in programming languages and learn to think in programming, as in analyzing, dissecting, breaking down, and solving problems. Then, you will actually learn and understand programming, not only learn a programming language.

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