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hello,how are you??
I am looking for some problems in programing.
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Welcome . Quick note: email addresses get removed to protect your privacy and keep help on-thread so others can learn from it too. You will get much better suggestions if you say which language you want to practice and what level you are at. Also mention the topics you want to focus on (loops, OOP, file I/O, algorithms, web, etc.). That context lets members propose targeted problems and review your attempts. Nice nudge from on choosing a language before diving in.

If you want ready-made practice, mix puzzle sets with mini-projects. For bite-size challenges, try Project Euler (math-heavy) and Advent of Code (parsing and problem breakdown). For guided exercises with tests and feedback across many languages, check out Exercism. If you are leaning toward C++, is pointing you in a useful direction; the tutorials and reference at cplusplus.com are a solid start, and you will eventually want the more formal, up-to-date reference at cppreference.

A few simple, language-agnostic projects to build skill and confidence: a CLI temperature converter with unit tests; an anagram finder using a dictionary file; a CSV summarizer that correctly handles quoted fields; a small HTTP access-log analyzer (top endpoints, hits per IP); or a number guessing game that uses binary search. When you get stuck, post the code you have tried, a small input that reproduces the issue, the exact error message or incorrect output, and your OS/compiler/interpreter version. That makes it easy for helpers to reproduce and give precise guidance.

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Welcome! This is the wrong forum for programming questions. Go to the Software Development forum and then find the language you want to use. If you go to the python forum you will notice a thread at the top of the page called projects for beginners. Click on it and try some of those problems.

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c++ dot com is the best way to learn on programming topics

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