- Author: Stephen Ham
- Contest Date: January 2016
Contest Description (copied from HackerRank.com)
Join thousands of new and experienced programmers to practice your coding skills in 30 Days of Code. This tutorial series is great for anyone looking to learn or refresh themselves on coding fundamentals. You'll solve a new challenge each day, many of which include a video tutorial to help you learn. These challenges are largely Java-based, but you can also submit solutions in other popular languages.
The 30 Days of Code challenge is designed to help you learn and challenge yourself. Topics include conditional logic, recursion, data structures, object-oriented programming, time complexity, and testing!
What are you waiting for? Get started with 30 Days of Code!
Compilers & Interpreters
- GNU C++11 via MinGW
- JDK 1.8
- Python 2.7.11
- Scala 2.11.7
Notes
Solutions were written primarily in both Java and Scala, even on the days when Scala was not an available option on HackerRank's online code editor.
Some of the daily solutions were written in Python as well.
The only solution written in all 4 languages (C++, Java, Python, and Scala) was for Day 21, which covered the subject of generics.
See the problem_instructions.txt file for detailed problem descriptions (with instructions) for each day of the contest.