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Code Club Week 3 POTW

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Code Club Week 3 POTW

Coding questions

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2024

PROBLEMS OF
THE WEEK SERIES

WEEK 3
Level 0
Q1- For loop in C- click here
Topics explored: A problem that helps you go a step further in for loops. By focusing on
whether numbers are even or odd, this problem introduces basic number properties, which
are often part of coding assessments. This strengthens logic-building skills, especially for
beginners.

Q2- A pattern- click here


Topics explored: You will understand the mathematical logic to calculate the values for each
position. To translate mathematical observations (such as the distance from the edges) into
code logic is a crucial skill in pattern-based problems. You might find it a little bit
overwhelming in the beginning, but give it some time, you’ll start getting the hang of it.

Level 1
Q1- Strong password - click here
Topics explored: This problem is a great way to explore string manipulation and character
analysis. It introduces counting unmet conditions, and aggregating missing requirements to
calculate the minimum number of additions needed. This concept is essential in many real-
world validation and compliance checks, where multiple criteria must be met for a condition
to pass.

Q2- Zig zag Sequence- click here


Topics explored: Crafting a zig zag pattern through array manipulation, sorting for the
smallest arrangement, and fine-tuning code with minimal tweaks—a perfect challenge to
sharpen both your debugging and pattern-building skills!

Level 2
Q1- Balanced Brackets - click here
Topics explored: This challenge enhances your logical thinking by focusing on validating
matching pairs and ensuring balance in sequences. It's an excellent way to build a solid
foundation.

Q2- Design Browser History- click here


Topics explored: This problem is about simulating a browser's navigation history—tracking
visited URLs, going back, and moving forward in history. You’ll need to efficiently manage
these transitions using a data structure to handle backward and forward steps.

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