This is a repo that I do to let me remember how to implement algorithms. I will be using Java first, then C++ or even C, Javascript at last possibly.
Linked list is an easy one to start off of. Especially when using Java, there's no pointers or anything else to worry about. I don't know how I would use JS to implement since it's harder to implement class or struct, but I will get there eventually.
Be careful about Deletion, remember how Linus Torvalds mentioned the "correct" way to delete a node in C++, try to do that for insertion as well.
Fairly similar to Linked List, but a little bit trickier. Implement the same find(), insert(), and delete(). Sorting is more complicated since it's a tree.
For sorting, I will implement all the common/popular sorting algorithms out there.
Things like: insertion sort, selection sort, merge sort, heapsort, quicksort, bubble sort, bucket sort, and radix sort.
Remember to have their complexity calculated.
I tried to implement this once, but didn't turn out very well. Welp, time to learn. (Rabin-Karp seems like a good way to do this.)
This seems not too bad but kind of useful.
I will add more to this list once I can think of more.