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Ideone.com - Online Compiler and IDE

Ideone is an online compiler and debugging tool which allows you to compile source code and execute it online in more than 60 programming languages. Ideone uses their Sphere Engine™ API to execute code on a remote server within a complete & secure runtime environment and to retrieve results of the execution. You can also create your own account to save, review and share your code.

Languages supported by Ideone-

Here are some samples provided by Ideone in different languages.

SyntaxHighlighter- For showing Code snippets on websites!

SyntaxHighlighter is a fully functional self-contained code syntax highlighter developed in JavaScript. To get an idea of what SyntaxHighlighter is capable of, have a look at the demo page.

SyntaxHighlighter helps developers to display code on their website.
SyntaxHighlighter is currently used by Apache, Aptana, Mozilla, Yahoo, Wordpress, Bug Labs, Freshbooks and others...

Supported languages-

Compile and Execute your favorite programming languages online!

All the Major Languages are supported by compileonline.com
including-

Web Technologies, like- CSS-3, Javascript, jQuery-2.0.0, HTML, AngularJS-1.0.6.....

Text Formatting, like- MathML, Tex, Markdown.....

Programming Languages, like- Assembly, C++, Java, Objective-C, PHP, Python-3.....

LinkedLists- Most Popular StackOverflow links

The most popular links posted by developers to Stack Overflow.

It started as an exploration of what kinds of links people shared on Stack Overflow and grew from there.

All the links are mined from the Stack Overflow data dumps (March 2013). The link descriptions are mined by crawling the web and using Duck-Duck-Go which publishes a great free website summary API.

Obscure C++ Features

Here is a collection of obscure C++ features, gathered over the years by the author of the post, Evan Wallace. Hopefully you'll learn something from this page even if you already know C++ pretty well. The features below are roughly ordered from least to most obscure.

See the Post here

The best websites a programmer must visit?

Quora

Programming Practice and Contest

Tutorials

Social Interaction

Must Read

Taken from Quora

HackerRank

Solve fun programming challenges

HackerRank is an expanding set of programming challenges in various domains of Computer Science. Code in any language you prefer, optimize your algorithm and learn as you go. It is a site for hackers from all over to solve programming problems in many different domains, from algorithms to artificial intelligence.

HackerRank can be used-

For Fun. What can be more exciting than solving challenging problems? We also add helpful features to make it more enjoyable, such as providing boilerplate code and displaying animations of your code running.

Glory. As you solve more challenges, you will earn points and move up in the Hacker Leaderboard. Many challenges will involve code-to-code competitions, so may the best hacker win!

Community. We are building a community of hackers who will be able to discuss problems, learn, compete and collaborate together.

Learn new Topics. You will be able to learn new programming topics and techniques by going through the challenges on HackerRank. We believe the way to learn something is by doing it.

Languages supported by HackerRank-

C
C++
JAVA
C#
PHP
Ruby
Python
Perl
Haskell
Clojure
Scala
Erlang
Lisp
Lua

Colossal Cue Adventure: a Zork-style text-based programming adventure game (cueup.com)

   COLOSSAL
  ___ _ _ ___
/ __| | | |/ _ \
| (__| |_| | __/
\___|\__,_|\___|

   ADVENTURE

Colossal Cue Adventure is a Zork-style text-based programming adventure game.
see the comments about this game here(HN).

The little maze of twisting passages that follows may take anywhere from twenty minutes to a couple hours to complete.
You will face three tests of programming courage, and at least twice as many bad jokes.

C++ Reference

CPPReference-

A website with a complete reference for the features in the C and C++ standard libraries, i.e. a more convenient version of the C and C++ standards. Unfortunately this means that being a good educational resource is not among our objectives. It is assumed that the reader has good knowledge of C and/or C++. As a consequence, a lot of things, e.g. tutorials, comments about usage cases of one feature or another, detailed explanations of things that are implicitly clear to an experienced programmer, etc., are not included and should not be added. Basically, we try to keep things simple and clear for a programmer looking for reference of a feature he already knows.

C++ Projects

Here you can find some basic C++ projects!
Projects like guessing game, tic tac toe, Snake and a Personal Diary are there to download at your discretion..
Give them a try and see for yourself What basic C++ can do!

Solve fun programming challenges

HackerRank can be used-

Languages supported by HackerRank-

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