gostudent / algorithms Goto Github PK

Write posts about algorithms here in Letsgo repo.

Write with proper title ,descirption etc.

For each post 10 points.

Comment on the algo you want to do and go ahead. No need to be assigned. Send pr. But comment the algo you are doing ,to make sure no duplication. One algo at a time.

Post Screenshots

Data Structures to consider:

• Linked List
• Stack
• Queue
• Tree
• Graph
• Binary Search Tree
• Hash Table
• Heap
• Trie

claiming this

Put in suitable folder and make pr , only make for algorithms not for others.

I would like to update the readme file with following points-

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Contributing to this repo

Implementing new File/Directory Structure

• Try to keep things as modular as possible, the new file/directory structure should be:

/DataStructures/file
ex: /DataStructures/Stack.go
/algorithms/algorithm/file
ex: /algorithms/bubble_sort/bubble_sort.go

How To:

1. Fork Repo on Web Page
2. git clone https://github.com/{your-username}/Algorithms
3. Code your files in the proper directory based on the instructions above
4. add all your files git add your/directory/path/to/file/ (see new directory structure above)
5. commit your file changes git commit -m "Whatever you did here, e.g. created Stack"
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