- You can write solutions only in C++ for Data Structure and Algorithms (if you dont know C++ you can submit only algorithm)
- Follow file naming convention for all your pull requests.
- While adding any content it should be inside its appropiate directory
- if there is any problem with inaccurate solution create an issue!
| use | file type | comments |
|---|---|---|
| questions | README.md | all questions of particular topic are mentioned in a README.md file inside the sub topic folder |
| C++ solutions | [topic name].cpp | solution C++ codele code to a question is written in same folder where question is mentioned |
| algorithm solution | [topic name]-algorithm.txt | algorithm solution to a question is written in a .txt txt file in same folder where question is mentioned |
| technical writing | [topic name]-content.md or [topic name]-content.txt | technical content can be provided in simple .txt text document inside technical writing folder you can also style it up and submit a .md file if you are aquainted with markdown language |
- Repo contain folders of all the data structures and algorithms topics with some pre-addressed questions. You can add a solution to a question ( present in the readme of particular topic folder) that is unanswered.
- you can update existing solution with a better one ( better complexity).
- Participants can even add new questions and solutions of their interest.
- There will be a technical writing section in which participants can contribute their technical writing on any topic of c++ and data structures.
- solve issues raised by other people or yourself.
- make webpage ( hosted from GitHub readme ) more appealing and updated.
- Well-documented source code with detailed explanations provides a valuable resource for educators and students alike.
1. Fork this repo
2. Star this repo
3. Add a file ( txt/cpp ) inside appropriate folder
4. commit the code
5. Make pull request
- Beginner-friendly
- Targeted for developers, content writers, and programming enthusiasts.
- Would also help participants who are not familiar with development but are eager to participate in open source.
