This repository contains the resolution of an algorithms and programming logic question list by Fabio Gomes, professor at the Federal Institute of Paraíba.
Use it to study problem solving, check answers, and review common logic topics in a simple way on Windows.
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- An internet connection
- A browser like Edge, Chrome, or Firefox
- Enough free space to store the files
- A PDF reader if the release includes PDF files
- A text editor if the release includes source files
Visit this page to download:
On that page, look for the latest release and choose the file that fits your needs.
Common file types may include:
.exefor a direct Windows app or launcher.zipfor a compressed folder.pdffor reading on screen.txtor source files for study material
If the release gives you a .zip file:
- Open the download page.
- Download the latest
.zipfile. - Right-click the file.
- Choose Extract All.
- Pick a folder you can find later, like Downloads or Desktop.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Start the app or open the study files.
If the release gives you a .exe file:
- Open the download page.
- Download the
.exefile. - Double-click the file.
- If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
- Follow the on-screen steps.
- Open the app after setup ends.
If the release gives you PDF or text files:
- Download the file from the release page.
- Open it with your PDF reader or text editor.
- Read the questions and solutions at your own pace.
This project focuses on programming logic and algorithms study material. It is built for learners who want direct access to solved exercises.
You can expect content around:
- Basic programming logic
- Problem solving
- Algorithms
- Flow control
- Conditions and decisions
- Repetition structures
- Simple data handling
- Introductory C programming ideas
- Computer science study topics
- Software engineering basics
- Start with the first question in the list.
- Read the statement carefully.
- Try to solve it before checking the answer.
- Compare your result with the provided resolution.
- Repeat the same process for each item.
- Review the parts you miss more than once.
- Use the material to prepare for class, tests, or self-study.
Use this order if you want a simple routine:
- Read the question.
- Write your answer on paper or in a note.
- Check the solution.
- Mark the topics that gave you trouble.
- Return to those topics later.
- Practice again with a fresh attempt.
This repository is related to:
- ADS
- Algorithms
- Analysis and systems development
- C programming language
- Computer science
- Software engineering
- Programming logic
- Visual Studio Code
- VS Code
- IFPB
If the file does not open at first:
- Check whether the download finished
- Make sure you opened the right file
- Use Extract All for
.zipfiles - Open
.pdffiles with a PDF reader - Open text files with Notepad or VS Code
- Keep the folder in a place you can find later
If the release includes source files, VS Code can help you read and edit them.
Basic steps:
- Install Visual Studio Code if you do not have it.
- Open VS Code.
- Choose File > Open Folder.
- Select the folder you extracted.
- Open the files you want to study.
- Read the code line by line.
After you download the release, confirm these points:
- The file is complete
- The file opens without errors
- You can find the questions and solutions
- The content matches the release you chose
This repository is useful if you:
- Study programming logic
- Want solved exercises
- Need extra practice for class
- Use Windows at home or school
- Prefer a simple file-based study resource
- Open the release page.
- Download the latest file.
- Open the file on Windows.
- Read the first question.
- Work through the list in order
- Name: programming-logic-question
- Description: Resolution of all Algorithms and Programming Logic quesion list, by Fabio Gomes, professor in Federal Institute of Paraíba.
- Topics: ads, algorithms, analise-desenvolvimento-sistemas, c-programming-language, ciencia-da-computacao, computer-science, engenharia-de-software, ifpb, programming-logic, software-engineering, visual-studio-code, vscode