Leetcode, Hackerrank, and Codewars challenges with solutions and a diverse collection of visual aids, cheatsheets and other learning methods to help make sense of it all!!! Got something you'd like to add??? This is a collaborative effort!!!
Fork this repo Clone to your local machine:git clone https://github.com/mathcodes/lc_hr_cw.git
Navigate to project directory.
cd Hacktoberfest2022
Create a new Branch
git checkout -b my-new-branch
Add your contribution
git add .
Commit your changes.
git commit -m "Relevant message"
Then push
git push origin my-new-branch
Create a new pull request from your forked repository... and done!
Please visit this repo and read the instructions on the correct way to contribute to open source projects: First Contributions.
CONTRIBUTING.md
We aim to please users with not just another solution bank to leetcode problems, but MORE. Contributors are encouraged to upload and share any additional content such as visual diagrams, animated GIFs, notes, charts, or whatever they use to not only solve, but UNDERSTAND the problem at hand.
An example of Python Tutor doing what it does best:
I use app.diagrams.net to make charts and visuals. It is a free diagram creator 👍
Well, we all know that there are countless resources for basically any topic in web development out there. So no, this is NOT just another resource that regurgitates info and slaps their logo on it. This is an effort to not only provide solutions to Data Structures and Algorithms
problems, but to take each one a step or two further by including easy-to-follow, broken down explanations of each step.
- List your name and info in the table below. THATS IT. Do that using the guidelines in the link above and you are a contributor!!!!!
- Improve existing code (please leave original files untouched and add "-updated" to the end of your new filename (if you update
twoSum.js
, create your own file calledtwoSum-updated.js
) - Answer any missing problem from HackerRank, LeetCode, or CodeWars and place the file in its own folder in the corresponding directory following the format already being used with previous submissions.
- Improve or add READMEs to each sub-directory.
Thank you in advance!
Jon Christie
GitHub: mathcodes
Contributors list:
Name | GitHub Account Link | Notes/Bio |
---|---|---|
Jon Christie | mathcodes | Admin, contributor |
Chris Jones | mernmonster | Contributor |
Jonathan Martins | dejmartins | Contributor |
Devesh Goyal | deveshgoyal1000 | Contributor |
NAME HERE | GITHUB LINK HERE | INFO/BIO HERE |
NAME HERE | GITHUB LINK HERE | INFO/BIO HERE |
NAME HERE | GITHUB LINK HERE | INFO/BIO HERE |