sites for practicing computer languages (programming)

hey guys I remember a while back there were sites that had problems which we could solve by any languages known..

I can't remember the name of sites can someone help.. I need to practice..

I am programmer by hobby not by profession so if I don't practice I will forget

currently I need to practice .( according to Highest priority)

Javascript
Jquery
c++

and future many other languages like

PhP
Java
python

Programming Competition,Programming Contest,Online Computer Programming
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Learn by Doing - Code School

Don't know if they have your languages tho.

only codechef is similar to what I am looking but not exactly that I had in mind.. any more replies guys..

M

w3schools is where i learned

Check this. Once my friend sent this URL.

*www.noexcuselist.com

Coderbyte - for javascript / python
for C - *chortle.ccsu.edu/CPuzzles/CpuzzlesMain.html

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It's just like codechef but more competitive. You can't view solutions of ongoing problems but the previous problems have all the solutions..

codebyte looks best of all ..

any more suggestions guys

SPOJ.

clmlbx said:
hey guys I remember a while back there were sites that had problems which we could solve by any languages known..

Project Euler

And you can practice coding in an online IDE: Ideone.com | Online IDE & Debugging Tool >> C/C++, Java, PHP, Python, Perl and 40+ compilers and intepreters

sharang.d said:
It's just like codechef but more competitive. You can't view solutions of ongoing problems but the previous problems have all the solutions..

Have you tried codechef long and short contests. The level of competition is top notch over there not to mention the overseas awesome coders who take part in it.

dashing.sujay said:
SPOJ.

+1 to SPOJ and projecteuler

^I can't get 99% of the questions at SPOJ & codechef.

^ It takes some time to get around with those kinds of questions. A good approach can be to start solving by sorting the questions by most users solved.

Vyom said:
Project Euler

And you can practice coding in an online IDE: Ideone.com | Online IDE & Debugging Tool >> C/C++, Java, PHP, Python, Perl and 40+ compilers and intepreters

yes that is what I had in mind.. I will start with it

dashing.sujay said:
^I can't get 99% of the questions at SPOJ & codechef.

I just had a quick look to codechef and I have same opinion.. their questions are little confusing. on other hand EUler is much simplier.. maybe after couple months of practing I will start with codechef too

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try ideone. You can compile the code using the online ide.