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Coding Ninza

The document outlines various programming challenges categorized into six sets: Algorithmic Challenges, Mini Project Challenges, Data Structure Challenges, Logical Puzzles and Problem Solving, Simple Programs, and Quiz Game/Banking System. Each set includes specific tasks designed to reinforce programming concepts such as loops, data structures, and basic logic. The challenges range from pattern printing and number games to implementing a student management system and solving logical puzzles.

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Coding Ninza

The document outlines various programming challenges categorized into six sets: Algorithmic Challenges, Mini Project Challenges, Data Structure Challenges, Logical Puzzles and Problem Solving, Simple Programs, and Quiz Game/Banking System. Each set includes specific tasks designed to reinforce programming concepts such as loops, data structures, and basic logic. The challenges range from pattern printing and number games to implementing a student management system and solving logical puzzles.

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Set A

1. Algorithmic Challenges:
 Pattern Printing: Have students write programs to print various patterns
using loops. This reinforces loops, conditions, and basic logic. Examples:
o Right-angle triangles, diamonds, pyramids using * or numbers.
o Fibonacci pattern or Pascal’s triangle.
 Number Games:
o Write a program to check if a number is a palindrome.
o Program to check prime numbers and print the first N prime
numbers.
o Find the factorial or sum of digits of a number.

Set B
2. Mini Project Challenges:
o Read a text file and count the number of vowels, consonants,
words, and lines.
o Implement a simple student management system where student
details (name, roll number, marks) are stored in a file and can be
displayed, added, or modified.
Set C
3. Data Structure Challenges:
 Basic Data Structures: Introduce them to basic data structures like arrays
and linked lists.
o Implement a dynamic array that grows when new elements are
added.
o Simple linked list implementation: insert, delete, and traverse the
list.
 Sorting Algorithms: Challenge them to implement simple sorting
algorithms (bubble sort, insertion sort) and then test on a list of student
marks.

Set D

4. Logical Puzzles and Problem Solving:


 Magic Square: Write a program to generate a magic square of size n x n.
 Sudoku Solver: Start with a simple version (e.g., a partially filled 4x4 grid)
and have them implement a basic solver.
 Maze Solver: Provide a simple maze in a 2D array and challenge them to
find a path from start to end using recursion.
Set E
1. Simple calculator program.
2. Write a program to reverse a string without using any built-in functions.
3. Implement basic string operations: concatenate, compare, find the length of
a string.

Set F
1. Quiz Game: Have students develop a small quiz game where they can add
questions and calculate scores based on the answers.
2. Banking System: A simple banking system where students implement
account creation, deposit, withdrawal, and balance check using basic C
programming concepts.

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