aswathm78 / LeetCode-1

💡 LeetCode in C++/Java/Python (respect coding conventions)

LeetCode Solutions

💡 Solutions to LeetCode in C++, Java, and Python. This repository aims to provide code with good readability and consistent style over various topics and embraces new standards.

Getting Started

See the built page here: LeetCode Solutions.

Coding Style

I believe messy code is costing you. Therefore, I follow the formatter 99% of the time, but in rare situations, I format the code manually because it might look better in these cases.

Also, I don't squeeze everything in a single line just to save vertical rows since this disrespects the column limit and makes the code hard to read.

Here's a more detailed style guide.

Formatting

• C++ code is formatted by clang-format following the Google C++ Style Guide. You can see the configuration here.
• Java code is formatted by clang-format following the Google Java Style Guide.
• Python code is formatted by autopep8 following PEP 8 -- Style Guide for Python Code except passing the argument --indent-size=2 for a better viewing experience in mobile devices.

Take a look at my nvim configuration related to auto formatting.

• ~/.config/nvim/init.lua
• ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins.lua:
• ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/null-ls.lua

More Information

Hosted on Feb 23, 2019.

License

Licensed under the MIT License, Copyright © 2019-2022 P.-Y. Chen.

_{Assembled with ❤️ in New York.}