Solving problems just for fun.
Problem solutions are located in the solutions directory. Each subdirectory
except template contains a solution of the eponymous LeetCode problem.
The template directory is a skeleton to create a new solution directory.
Inside a solution directory there are the following files:
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link.txtcontains a link to the problem description at LeetCode. -
problem.txtcontains the problem description. -
solution.cppcontains the problem solution. -
Makefileis a makefile to build the problem solution.
The solution executable built by the makefile is named solution.
The by-difficulty and by-tag directories contain symlinks to solution
directories grouped by difficulty (easy, medium, hard) and tag, respectively.
add-solution.sh is a shell script that given a problem name, difficulty,
and a comma-separated list of tags creates the corresponding solution directory
from the template and makes symlinks to it in the by-difficulty and by-tag
directories.
GNU Make and a decent C++ compiler supporting at least C++11 are required to build solutions.
To build all solutions, run make all or simply make in the solutions directory.
To clean up, run make clean.
To build a particular solution, run make <problem-name> or enter the problem directory
and run make.
To execute a solution, run <problem-name>/solution.
The source code is free to use and redistribute under the terms of the FreeBSD License. See COPYING for the full license text.