在线编程测试题网站有哪些？
CodeWars
Especially for phone screens, it’s important to exhibit a comfort with coding. I.e., once you come up with the algorithm, showing that you can code it out. CodeWars is a great practice problem website with a ton of excellent “kata”, small code challenges and finger exercises. Integrating 10-20 minutes of this in your morning routine will pay dividends in your code fluency in the long term.
Interactive practice problems
Hacker Rank
Formerly part of Interview Street’s code sprints, Hacker Rank has a nice selection of practice problems. They support over 20 programming languages and have a nice selection of questions for bit manipulation, sorting, string processing, dynamic programming and a handful of math-heavy problems.
Interview Cake
Interview Cake is a novel step-by-step interview problem walkthrough tool that simulates a realistic coding interview, giving you hints and challenging your answers along the way. But I’m biased—I guest-wrote one of the problems!
CodeEval
CodeEval supports 13 languages and has a selection of programming problems sponsored by individual employers—the sponsors are actually sent a copy of your solution and offered the chance to contact you.
CodeEval has roughly 100 problems of different difficulties, including a solid selection of classic programming interview questions. If you want a set of problems to go through in order, these are well written and very accessible.
TopCoder
TopCoder is an online programming competition which has been around for a long time. For most of TopCoder’s problems, you can only use Java, C++ and C#. Some challenges let you use Python.
The TopCoder problem database is practically endless. Start with a TopCoder HS Single Round Match (SRM) or two and then move on to a standard TopCoder SRM. The SRMs can take anywhere between 30 minutes and a couple of hours.
Read the solutions, but be wary of the code style used in these competitions. The hardcore competitors eschew sensical variable naming and instead compress their logic in a way that would make the author of Clean Codeshed a tear.
CodingBat (Java / Python only)
CodingBat is a great site for more novice developers to become more comfortable with iteration patterns, string manipulation and more.
The help and videos section has some excellent accessible explanations of some solutions and basic programming techniques.
Practice problem repositories
- Glassdoor—lots of questions asked in real coding interviews
- LeetCode—sure, it has a silly name, but the problems and explanations are very high quality. Also check out their online judge which supports C++, Java and Python
- Geeks for Geeks
- Career Cup—from the author of Cracking the Coding Interview
- Programming Praxis—solutions in the comments tend to be pretty good
Programming puzzle sites
- Project Euler—classic site with increasingly difficult programming challenges
- Rosalind—great site for python problems
- Blake Embrey’s code problems repository on GitHub. Solid repo of practice problems