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UVA Arena
UVA Arena is a utility application to practice problem solving.
UVA Arena (c) 2014, is a windows based, non-commercial, open source utility application to make problem solving easier for the programmers. It is based on popular UVA Online Judge and uses APIs from uHunt. Main target of this software is to provide an useful and informative tool to help with programming practice. Today programming has become a very competitive field. You need to keep track of your progress daily, learn new things, and of-course solve new problems as fast as you can. Problem... -
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CRC
CRC algorithms, test code, libraries and tables
This is a modified version of the CRC algorithms by Lammert Bies. It supports more algorithms and has been ported to several languages. It's also useful for learning how to do hexadecimal calculations and bitwise operations in various programming languages. Disclaimer: These test programs demonstrate the calculation of CRC. I made these translation with a basic knowledge of each language. They may or may not be appropriately formatted / secured / robustified / idiot proofed or any... -
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Dance Commander
Dance instruction software
A program to help you instruct dances or design your own movements. This is done by using a "programming" language. The software contains the most basic commands, other commands can be created by making functions or by downloading separate function packages that will be available later. There is a commando overview available with examples and with extra information about every function. After you created the dance, you can export images of them as illustration or you can export a video... -
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TUI2Kodu Ver 1.8
Application that connects: ReacTIVision with Microsoft Kodu.
It is an application created at Unicamp, which allows: the connection between the programming language Microsoft Kodu with the reacTIVision framework. -
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TUI2Scratch14
Interconnection between ReacTIVision and Scratch.
It is an application created at Unicamp, which allows: the connection between the programming language Scratch with the reacTIVision framework, the generation of voice in different languages, and interaction via mobile devices (using http://netio.davideickhoff.de/) with Scratch. -
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Console Grapher
Graphing calculator within the Windows desktop console
Direct link to source code: http://sourceforge.net/projects/consolegrapher/files/Source/ConsoleGrapher_Source.zip/download . Just what you needed: a simple, down-to-earth two dimensional graphing calculator inside the elegance of the Windows console! This is a program that I wrote as a method for mastering the C# programming language. Though the features are not what you would expect from a program written and sold by a corporation, you may find it an entertaining tool Also notice... -
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VocabOmat
tool for training vocabulary
My largest problem learning the language of the country I'm living in (Finland) is that the vocabulary doesn't want to stick. After a short time I've forgotten them again and honestly I'm not willing to sit down every evening after work to repeat them all. But hey, I'm sitting in front of a computer pretty much the whole day and I learned programming. Ergo: This is a very basic tool that every few (pre-defined) minutes pops up a window and asks me one random word out of one (or more... -
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An implementation of the language described in "Karel the Robot: A Gentle Introduction to The Art of Programming" by Richard Pattis et al. in C# with IDE's in WPF and Silverlight.
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