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I'm currently teaching an employee ECMA script as it is needed in maintaining a workflow system we use and i need some challenges to use as exercises.
We have covered most of the language and he is now pretty familiar with the syntax so i just need him to get using it. I need to provide him exercises which make him think logically.
For example, he understands what an if and a switch is but a little unsure when to use one over the other. I just need to give him some exercises to let him have a go at working out a solution, then i'll sit with him, review his code and give advice.
Basically he just needs practice now. Is there any online resources which can give me a list of stuff to do? I found a few and we've worked through them (i.e. 99 bottles of beer, etc). We need some more.
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A lot of websites are there like GeeksforGeeks, HackerRank, Codewars, and CodinGame to practice and improve the logic in programming level by level.
Much of computer programming logic is based on formal logic, specifically mathematical logic. For example, If A >B and B>C, then A>B>C.
Programming logic is a fundamental construct that's applied to computer science in a variety of comprehensive ways. Programming logic involves logical operations on hard data that works according to logical principles and quantifiable results.
Project Euler is always a good challenge/exercise for everyone.
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