👉 The classic Project Euler is a collection of mathematically inspired coding challenges that aim to test and showcase problem-solving skills in computer science. First published in 2003, it consists of 18 problems that require algorithmic thinking and optimization. These problems are designed to be challenging but solvable with basic programming concepts, often involving number theory, combinatorics, and graph theory. Participants typically work in teams to solve these problems, which can range from simple to extremely complex, and often involve writing efficient code in languages like C++, Python, or Java. The goal is not only to find correct solutions but also to demonstrate clear, well-documented, and efficient code that can be replicated or extended by others.
