No. | Program Name | Duration | Deployment |
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1. | Hacktoberfest (2022) | 1st Oct 2022 - 31st Oct 2022 | Algorithm |
2. | Social Winter of Code (2023) | 1st Jan 2023 - 10th Apr 2023 | Algorithm |
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The resources are categorized based on programming language. One folder for one programming language
- Each folder has different subfolders. The subfolder represents the category algorithm belongs to
- Each subfolder has different files. Filename represents the name of the algorithm
- Each folder has different subfolders. The subfolder represents the category algorithm belongs to
No. | Algorithm Name | Available languages | Category |
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1. | Huffman Coding | C, C++, Java,Python | Data Compression |
2. | Karatsuba Algorithm | C++ | Divide and Conquer |
3. | 0/1 Knapsack | C, C++ | Dynamic Programming |
4. | Bellman Ford | C++ | Graphs |
5. | Dijkstra | C, C++, Java, Python | Graphs |
6. | Floyd Warshall | C, C++, Java, Python | Graphs |
7. | Prim's Algorithm | C++ | Graphs |
8. | Fractional Knapsack | C++ | Greedy Algorithm |
9. | Singly Linked List | C, C++, Python | Linked List |
10. | Doubly Linked List | Java | Linked List |
11. | Decision Tree | Python | Machine Learning |
12. | Factors | C, C++, Java, Python | Maths |
13. | Prime Number | C, C++, Java, Python | Maths |
14. | Rabin Karp | C++ | Pattern Matching |
15. | Binary Search on 2D Matrix | Java | Searching |
16. | Binary Search | C, C++, Java, Python | Searching |
17. | Linear Search | C, C++, Java, Python | Searching |
18. | Bubble Sort | C, C++, Java, Python | Sorting |
19. | Cyclic Sort | C++, Java, Python | Sorting |
20. | Heap Sort | C, C++, Java, Python | Sorting |
21. | Insertion Sort | C, C++, Java, Python | Sorting |
22. | Merge Sort | C, C++, Java, Python | Sorting |
23. | Quick Sort | C++ | Sorting |
24. | Selection Sort | C, C++, Java, Python | Sorting |
25. | AVL Tree | C++, Java, Python | Trees |
26. | Binary Search Tree | C, C++ | Trees |
27. | Red-Black Tree | C++, Python | Trees |
- Fork and clone the Repo by typing the following commands in the terminal
$ git clone https://github.com/Kumar-laxmi/Algorithms.git
$ cd Algorithms
- Now to add your resource to website, add an object with keys same as listed in existing objects in the file.
- Save and commit your code.
- Push to your fork of the repository , navigate to original repository and make a pull request.
- Clone the Repository after forking
$ git clone https://github.com/<your-github-username>/Algorithms.git
$ cd techsquad-community-website
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Make changes to the code(for ex- add an update route)
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Create a Branch using:
$ git checkout -b <branch-name>
- Stage your changes using:
$ git add .
- Commit your changes using:
$ git commit -m "add any comment"
- Push the changes to the forked repository using:
$ git push origin <branch-name>
- Navigate to the original repository and make a pull request
- In case of merge conflict fetch and merge from the remote repository
Please don't forget to update the Available Resources section