Coding Practice and Additional Resources | Structured Programming Skip to main content Open main menu Search this site Navigation menu Home Schedule Contains current page: Lectures Show lectures submenu Hide lectures submenu Lectures Overview Overview Lectures by Session Lectures by Session Lectures by Theme Lectures by Theme Labs Contains current page: Assessments Show assessments submenu Hide assessments submenu Assessments Overview Overview Deliverables Deliverables Contains current page: Help Show help submenu Hide help submenu Help Lecturer, Tutors and Peers Lecturer, Tutors and Peers Software Setup Software Setup How-To Videos How-To Videos FAQ FAQ Online Resources Online Resources Textbooks Textbooks Close main menu Search this site Search this site (powered by Google) Powered by Google Close search Home / Lecturer, Tutors, and Peers / FAQ / Coding Practice and Additional Resources Coding Practice and Additional Resources Where can I get more coding practice? # If you’ve already completed all the homework and lab exercises, and you’re still looking for more coding practice, you could try CodingBat. It has a bunch of small programming exercises in Java, sorted into different topics like arrays, string manipulation, functional programming etc. Completing a few of these exercises may improve your ability to produce Java code quickly, which is important in the exams! HackerRank also has quite a few Java coding questions. The specifications for these questions are usually more complex and challenging to interpret, so they may provide better practice for some of the more difficult exam questions. I’m struggling with the course. Are there any additional resources you would recommend? # First, we assume that you’ve actually looked at all the resources on this site related to the topic you’re struggling with, including the lecture videos, example codes, homework, and additional resources posted with each lecture. There are millions of pages devoted to the various concepts we cover in this course. If we find a really valuable resource for a particular topic, we will link to it from this site. (We’re not holding anything back from you!) If you find a resource you think is particularly worthwhile that other students could benefit from, please feel free to share it with the class. Back to top Acknowledgement of Country The Australian National University acknowledges, celebrates and pays our respects to the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people of the Canberra region and to all First Nations Australians on whose traditional lands we meet and work, and whose cultures are among the oldest continuing cultures in human history. Twitter Facebook Instagram Youtube LinkedIn WeChat Contact ANU Copyright Disclaimer Privacy Freedom of Information The Australian National University, Canberra CRICOS Provider : 00120C ABN : 52 234 063 906 Updated: 09 May 2022 | Responsible Officer: School Director | Page Contact: Paul Scott bars search caret-down plus minus arrow-right times arrow-up
