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  James L.'s coding

project euler

I did my first Euler problem on 3 July 2017 in Scratch, and have now (April 2019) done 66, including all of the first 50, mostly in Python.
I am not sharing any of my code because Project Euler asks you not to.
The highest difficulty problem I have done was number 84 (find the 3 squares that would be landed on most often when playing Monopoly with two 4-sided dice) which was ranked 35%.  I used a Monte Carlo simulation that is discussed in the YouTube video "The Mathematics of Winning Monopoly" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubQXz5RBBtU).

I have also done 16 Project Euler Problems in C.

I also like the Bebras and Oxford Computing challenges and the 100 Programming challenges on GitHub (links below).

link to the project euler website
Link to the bebras website
Link to Oxford Computing Challenge website
100 programming challenges from Github
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