Programming Challenges

Programming Challenges

"Programming Challenges" (ISBN 0-387-00163-8) by Steven S. Skiena and Miguel Revilla is a non-fiction book published by Springer Science+Business Media May 12, 2003.

It is a collection of simple, contest-style programming challenges such as reducing any integer to the sum of four prime numbers.


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