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JavaScript

Luqman Shah
Luqman Shah
3,016 Points

Would someone like to give me a code challenge?

So I completed the javascript basics course a while ago. And while I was trying to come up with something to code, I got stuck, because I don't know how I should challenge myself with what I've learned. I have practiced, reviewed, and re-watched a lot of videos, but before I move on I would like to still challenge myself a little more. So, in the mean time, would anybody like to do me the favor of providing me with a short code challenge?

Please keep in mind, I have only completed the javascript basics course, so I can only work with variables, objects, math objects, conditionals, booleans, and functions. I will reply to you with my code results, formatted. Thank you.

4 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,007 Points

You can find a whole bunch of challenges over at Code Wars, in various skill levels (and for various languages).

Luqman Shah
Luqman Shah
3,016 Points

Oh I didn't know that cool thanks!!!

Luqman Shah
Luqman Shah
3,016 Points

Oh man these challenges are hard

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,007 Points

Did you start at the lowest level? I believe the easiest has the highest number.

Greg Kaleka
Greg Kaleka
39,021 Points

Check out https://www.reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer/.

Start with the challenges labeled [Easy].

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,007 Points

:christmas_tree: I found some new "seasonal" code puzzles at Advent of Code, where they release two versions of a puzzle each day. You can do the ones from the previous 2 years if you want even more.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,007 Points

:information_source: A similar question was asked yesterday. I tried to direct peple over to this one, but it's accumulationg answers anyway. So you may want to check it out also.