Hello Luiz,
LE> I find this absolutely wonderful. Any ideas for good example projects?
LE> It should be something complex enough to demonstrate analytical skills
LE> and simple enough to take a day or two to finish it.
I think one to two days is probably a bit too long for a toy project of
the sort I mentioned. Something that could be completed in an hour or
two would be better. You can tell a lot just from a toy project of
that size.
Some examples:
1) Write a calculator program that can evaluate simple expressions
in infix notation containing any of the following operators
('*','/','-','+'). E.g. "2 * (16 - 4)".
2) Write a program that can take a list of money amounts in various
currencies, add them together, and express the total in a single
currency.
3) Write a program to parse a roman number.
Regards,
Tony.
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Tony Byrne
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