From the article: A List of Programming Contests and Challenges (Slightly more than 10!)
If you run a programming contest or know of one that's not listed here and is open to C, C++ or C# then tell us here. Tell the World
Bitwise 2012 - Programming Contest
- 2012 edition of Bitwise is here and will be held on 12th February 2012. Prize money for the contest is USD 4000.
- —Guest Bitwise 2012
Challenge24
- This is the unofficial name of BME International 24-hour Programming Contest, and the web address changed since 2010, the new one is http://ch24.org (instead challenge24 dot org).
- —Guest fulta
vs.android
- Have a look at vs.android, http://code.google.com/p/vs-android/ C++ for Android with VS2010, and hugely faster compile times, no need for Cygwin etc
- —Guest Roger Womack
The Windward Collegiate Programming Cham
- the first intercollegiate programming code war, with multiple teams competing from most of the top computer science colleges in the country. We have invited the 22 schools that appear on the various top 10 lists and so far CMU, Cornell, Illinois, Maryland, MIT, UMASS, Harvey Mudd, Purdue, Stanford, Univ of Toronto, and Wisconsin have accepted while 8 others are considering it. Details at http://www.windward.net/Windward_International_Collegiate_Programming_Championships.php
- —Guest DavidThielen
another set of challenges
- Facebook runs a continuous set of graded programming challenges, mostly as a recruitment tool. but obviously they can't force you to work there if you don't want to. www.facebook.com/careers/puzzles.php
- —Guest Jon D
Bitwise 2010
- Bitwise is a state-of-the-art online programming contest. The contest is time constrained and posed with some of the toughest programming and algorithmic challenges in a short span of 12 hours. Bitwise was started in the year 2001 by the 4th year undergraduate students of CSE Department, IIT Kharagpur. The contest provides programmers across the globe a platform to compete and test their abilities to develop efficient algorithms for engrossing real-life problems within a given time constraint. Over the last five years, the contest has become extremely popular around the world. In Bitwise 2k9, over 3000 teams participated from over 50 countries. Registration is free and open to all. Contestants need to solve a set of problems posted on the site using C or C++. The solutions are evaluated, not only on the basis of correctness, but also on their execution time and space complexities(FAQs).
- —Guest Bitwise 2010
student
- i learn c , c++ , c# so guide me basically i know c# but don't know c,c++
- —Guest durgaram
Contest
- http://www.azspcs.net/ (not specifically for C/C++/C#) *twice an year. Also, though not a contest per say http://www.osix.net/ has a neat set of Geek Challenges that'll keep you busy... *Registration Required.
- —Guest st0le
