Can you solve these puzzles?

healzer

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Several days ago I was searching for interesting puzzle apps, and noticed that most coding apps require people to actually write code on mobile devices. This is kinda stupid right? Since my search was disappointing, I decided to take action myself.

After a couple of days I now have a public beta version of my idea. The concept is to solve puzzles (code problems) without writing any code. For more details and info read this.

Right now the amount of content is limited, but I will be adding a ton of new puzzles every day.

 

kn1ves

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Looks neat, all the best!

 

Extruser

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Great idea!
Good job also on the lay-out and UI and nav flow it seems.
What programming languages can you choose from for the puzzles?

 

healzer

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Extruser said:

Great idea!
Good job also on the lay-out and UI and nav flow it seems.
What programming languages can you choose from for the puzzles?

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Thanks <3 Currently it's only JavaScript, I will allow users to choose different languages in the near future.
Reason for javascript: it's widely used and has similar syntax for C#/C++/...

 

healzer

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Update:
Users are now able to submit their own challenges, read more: https://medium.com/@ilyanevolin/create-your-own-code-puzzles-with-codr-dce323388983

 

healzer

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As of today Codr is officially available on the Google Play Store. Apple and others can use Codr through our website. Codr is completely free and there are no ads.
Codr on Google Play Store

 

HustleTong

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Reminds me of C++
#include <iostream>

 

healzer

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HustleTong said:

Reminds me of C++
#include <iostream>

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Haha, painful memories I guess.
i don't intend on including c++ for the moment, for now it's easy javascript