Dungeon Coder

A little riddle for you to solve. Use pen and paper, math, programming, whatever. Head over to crawl.dungeoncoder.com to discuss and share solutions. For hints, Google "St. Ives", "Liber Abaci", and "rhind papyrus". Enjoy!

How I changed careers from criminal justice to computer science.

Season 1: Episode 15 (Nested Loops)

Season 1: Episode 14 (The Tree Data Structure)

Season 1: Episode 13 (Linked Lists (Singly and Doubly Linked))

Season 1: Episode 12 (The Graph Data Structure)

Season 1: Episode 11 (Recursion), where we talk about functions within functions within functions.

Season 1: Episode 10 (The Stack Data Structure), a first in, last out (FILO) data structure similar to stacking plates in your cabinet after doing the dishes. Push, pop, and peek functions are discussed.

Season 1: Episode 9 (The Queue Data Structure) wherein the first in, first out (FIFO) queue data structure is introduced and briefly explored. Functions for enqueue, dequeue, and peek are discussed.

Season 1: Episode 8 (Easing into Data Structures and Algorithms)

Season 1: Episode 7 (Object Oriented Programming). Where dungeon crawlers, like all humans, are objects belonging to classes having various properties and behaviors associated with all objects of their given class.

Season 1: Episode 6 (Introducing Functions) where we talk about programs within programs. Woah.

Season 1: Episode 5 (Looping) Keep on crawling through the dungeon.

Season 1: Episode 4 (Conditional Branching). Kids go hunting goblins.

Season 1: Episode 3 (Variables, Values, and Data Types).

Season 1: Episode 2 (What is a Program - II). A father teaches his daughter multiplication with goblin teeth.

Season 1: Episode 1 (What is a Program - I) A guy and his girlfriend get lost during a dungeon crawl.

Welcome to the Dungeon Coder podcast. Here in episode 0 of season 1, I try and pique your interest in everything Dungeon Coder. I hope it works. If you stick around, you'll either find yourself laughing, or scratching your head. Maybe both. Thanks for stopping by. If you enjoy the episode, please consider heading over to dungeoncoder.com for more content, and maybe even consider supporting us at patreon.com/dungeoncoder.