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Lisp – 21
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Assembler – 21
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Typescript – 21
▫️ 2%

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▫️ 1%

Rust – 13
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Chrismas Tree
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Time: 15 minutes
Language: any
Difficulty: easy
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Let the user input an integer, and then draw a CLI Christmas Tree with the given height.

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Solutions and challenge ideas to @maxi_robot
Merry Christmas!
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We, from the team of Prograchallenges, wish you a merry christmas!

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End of year Hackathon
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In order to celebrate the end of this year, we are going to try to create the biggest collection of Hello World-s out there.
If you want to paretake, use @maxi_robot 's cool /submit feature to submit a pastebin link!
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Happy New year 2019!
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We wish you the best for 2019!
Lectures
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It's 2019, we have decided to try something new! Lectures.

Beginning soon, Mr. Harsha Yerasi will lecture you on machine learning in a beginner friendly way!

Make sure not to miss out on this: join www.tg-me.com/progralectures !
Lecture #0 (Machine learning) - Datasets
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Time: 1 hour
Language: Python
Difficulty: Rather easy
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http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/machine-learning-databases/auto-mpg/auto-mpg.data-original

The above link gives you a dataset.
Try to import this dataset into your workspace without any errors.

You don't know what to do with this data? Well... Join www.tg-me.com/progralectures to find out, this evening, when the first lecture starts!
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Big thanks to Mr. Harsha Yerasi for making this possible!
Small Numbers
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Assume you want to store a number in C++ (which is compiled with g++). The number can be anything between 1 and 173. Which datatype should you use?
1) int
2) short
3) char
4) int*

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Solutions and challenge ideas to @maxi_robot
Lecture #1
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Language: Python
Time: 1hour
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A data set may contain multiple rows and columns. There may be some missing values in the data set.
How can you find the missing values in a data set ?
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Big thanks to Mr. Harsha Yerasi for making the Lectures possible!
Join www.tg-me.com/progralectures to paretake!
Empty your file
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Time: 10 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
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Program a tool that empties a file completely!
Artistic Coding :D
Difficulty: easy
time: 20 minutes
languages: any
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Write a program that randomly outputs either "*" or a "#" until the terminal is full. Share your results in the group!

#output #prng
We dont want to disturb you
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Due to an everincreasing spike of activity on this channel, we have decided to stop posting regularly in order not to disturb you
'Bout to boot
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Difficulty: Hard
Language: Assembler
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Write a bootsector in less than 300bytes that can load a file (kernel.bin) from the boot medium and load it to memory and run it. Make sure to Be compatible with old computers!
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Solutions and challenge ideas to @maxi_robot
DIY
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Language: Cpp
Difficulty: Hard
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Write hello world in C++ without using any standard library functions and no inline assembler. You may use the POSIX headers though!
Virus
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Language: Asm
Difficulty: Easy
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Write a virus that appends itself to the end of executables and then uses that code to copy itself to other executables. Dont append more than 300kb, the old program should still run just as before.
Compressed
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Difficulty: Quite hard, might require google
Time: 2h
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Finde the most optimal way (memory space wise) to store text, and implement it

#algorythm #input #output #text
Hello World
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Time: 3 minutes
Language: any
Difficulty: easy
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Make a function that prints out "hello world".
Add a loop that calls that function an infinite amount of times.

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Solutions and challenge ideas to @maxi_robot
2025/07/10 23:22:10
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