This repository contains solutions and explanations to various competitive programming problems, which are important for interviews and online tests of different companies.
Anyone is free to contribute to this repository, please follow the contribution guidelines below 👇
Do keep checking the Discussions tab to be updated about the events in this repository. Feel free to start a discussion if you wish.
To contribute to this repository:
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Look through the issues tab and find an issue that you feel you can contribute to.
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Comment on the issue of your choice, and make sure that the issue is assigned to you
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Fork this repository.
git clone https://github.com/skully-coder/competitiveprogramming
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In the new forked repository created, create a folder with name of the problem under the most suitable topic/tag of the program, like this example:
(here, Graph is the suitable folder, and Krushal's Minimum Spanning Tree Algorithm is a folder with the name of the problem) -
In the folder, provide the following:-
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a
README.md
describing the problem and if possible, its explanation. -
a solution file with the name
main.<lang>
, where<lang>
is the extension for the language, in as many programming languages as possible.
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Once you are done,
commit
the changes andpush
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Now go ahead create a pull request with an appropriate heading, which will be reviewed by us as soon as possible. If acceptable, your pull request will be merged into the repository, and you will be able to see your name in the list of contributors here
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If you like this repo, do ⭐star it, and let others know about this repository :)
PS: This repository already has the hacktoberfest topic to it, so you guys do not need me to ask to add the hacktoberfest-accepted
label to the Pull Request, hacktoberfest will consider your Pull Request automatically.