This is a type of site for Collections of Programming questions. The main aim of this is to create a collection of questions and their solutions starting from the zero level to quite advance level. The learners can share their codes more precisely can push their codes and we will merge all the repositories that will have correct codes. This will eventually generate different approaches and algorithms for different problems.
Everyone will learn atleast the basics of GIT. You can utilise this repository for solving and practising questions as you keep on learning as you will get a bulk of questions and you can view the different approaches to solve the questions. For simplicity to find the level of questions we have marked serial numbers as the first character of the file name. Each file contains a README.md file that contains all the basic informations required.
Technically you can contribute in two ways:
- Adding Questions: You can add questions in any of the given topics or you can add another folder for new language or topic. All the information about question should be added inside the
README.mdfile inside the question folder or you can create asample.extensionfile and describe the questions. - Pushing Solutions: If you are a learner or want to practice then you can also push the code,
Try to comment the solutionwhich you got during the execution inside the solved file only. We will check it and if it's correct we will merge the solutions.
NOTE : Add your name in the CONTRIBUTORS/README.md file in the proper way as it has been given
Android
- 1. Android Examples
C
- sample.c
- 1_hello_world
Django
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Java
- 1. Hello World
- 2. Variables
Kotlin
- Sample programs
Competitive Coding
- fibonacci
- prime numbers
Python
- sample.py
- 1_hello_world
- 2_variable
| Names | Contacts | |
|---|---|---|
| Aditya Raman | Github | LinkdIn |
| Aswin Gopinathan | Github | LinkdIn |
| Akshay Kumar | Github | LinkdIn |
| Other Contributors | ||
// Feel Free to Contribute.