#ProgramAttic#
##About ProgramAttic is another passion-project/public repository for learning programming languages and encountering all sorts of programming problems. The inspiration behind this project comes from the fact that most of the time, school only covers theoretical stuff and applying those things are left out.

ProgramAttic is an ongoing project by Joe Ferrer, a computer science major in UPD, to mainly train /exercise / gain mastery in different programming languages as well as to create a compendium of programming problems for anyone who needs materials for training or teaching.

##Development The scope of this project is to cover as many popular programming languages (C, Python, Ruby, Java, etc) and as many programming problems possible. Thus, the goal is to add atleast (1) programming problem per day, if possible, to any or as many programming languages it can be applied to. Updates are sure to consistently come up so just watch out for them. Currently only the creator, Joe Ferrer, is the one contributing to this repository. Other contributors are most welcome. Feel free to request pulling this repository or emailing Joe Ferrer (see creator's profile)

##Usage This is a repository of all sorts of programming problems applied through all sorts of programming languages. Files are arranged according to programming languages. If you are looking for a particular problem, you can browse through each folder and scan for that problem. If you generally just want to expand your knowledge regarding programming languages feel free to wander in anyway you'd like in this repository. To run program files, you must have the appropriate compiler/interpreter for that program file, otherwise you will only be able to read it as plaintext.

Warning: Using programs uploaded here directly as submissions for homework/tests/school requirements is highly discouraged (if that is your purpose, you should be ashamed of yourself!) The only way to become good in this discipline is to train hard. You're only cheating yourself if you try to copy other's work.