Programming Learning - Based on Project

Today when taking a bath I got a good idea that it is an efficient and interesting way to learn a new programming language:
(These days I learn Python from the Python manual and feel a little bored....)

Learn programming by trying some little or large projects.

• Don't expect to learn a language by reading many books or tutorials

• Don't expect to learn a language by remember their syntaxs

Learning Model:

Determine a project
|--> List the Algorithm or pseudo-code
|--> Abstract knowledge and skill (which you will use in your project)
|--> Apply your knowledge and skill to accomplish project
|--> Debug
|--> Expand your knowledge and skill properly
|--> Produce document

So I begin a collection here and collect interesting projects.
You can try to accomplish each project using different languages.
And I will list what language I have used to program it following each project-name.
You can find the program source under in [Program Source] catagory.

Before programming, please abide by the Linux philosophy:
Little & Simple

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Project List:

Text processing

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• String Reverse

• Word&Letter Frequency Count

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Coding & Decoding

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• base64 [C]

• QR-code

• HTML Generation

• XML Analysis

• ELF File Analysis

• Compression Algorithm

• Huffman Tree Algorithm

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Encryption

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• RSA

• DES

• MD5

• Primary Cipher Algorithm (from the Cryptography Theory and Practice Third Edition)

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Web

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• Web Spider

• Web Spider helping for backing up your blog...

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Operating System & OS-Tools

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• Task Manager

• Make your own OS

• Study GDB, IDA and EDB. And try to modify EDB and make it better.

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Internet Procotol

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