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True @er888kh, agree with you. We should plan ahead, have some issues created with varying difficulty.

I can think of a few things apart from the obvious algorithm implementations:

• Animations (maybe interactive https://raft.github.io/ is a good example) along with implementation
• Real world example of simple algorithms being used to power rockets in space.

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* Real world example of simple algorithms being used to power rockets in space.

There is no doubt that we have and will have even more cool algorithms with applications all over the industries. The point is that our discoverability might be too low, and it wouldn't matter what is stored here if no one benefits from it.

Another point is that writing educational code requires at least the same amount of comment as code among other things. Thus it might be worth thinking about whether just adding new code is the best use of this opportunity. Adding animations, illustrations and similar complementary material should be of priority IMHO.

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There's a website already https://the-algorithms.com/ with more verbose explanations. Animations and book-like descriptions would fit there, but not here next to source code. It'd be difficult to tell apart algorithms from their animations/complementary material in a single repo IMO. One thing that I'd like to point out is that adding something more than just algorithms would require a lot of effort and time, which I don't have. So any help would be greatly appreciated.

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