This is a colloborative program for competitive coding, from scratch, till: Well let's say advanced. Multiple languages.
-
Right as of now, people who are well versed in the topics can start pushing in their comfortable language. For the people who are beginners, worry not, you can do too, and if you have doubts, raise it as issues. The syntax and instructions are given here for pushing code.
You guys can follow the file structure which is just a template idea for now, so you know where to push what, but you have more topics? A different lanugage? No problem. Feel free to create and add new stuff.
Important : Do update your @Username links in the contributors section!
If any problems arrive communicate through the group or through Issues as well. Happy coding, guys!
-
[x] Complete the Read-me.md documentation.[x] Add all the contributors and add them to contributers in the contributing.md documentation.[x] Create the file structure boiler plate to start pushing code.[x] Update contribution guidelines with file name syntax and code guidelines in contributing.md.- Clean up the Read-me files inside each folder created for file structure purposes and replace them with proper documentation with links for the coding questions pushed.
- [x] File name syntax will be updated later. (Start pushing code in the given topics or even add more by creating a new folder!)- Bring in topics from CodeChef, CodeForces and others.
[x] Update Compiler Design and Operating system programs. -
Communication is done through a LinkedIn group, join here. Other code related doubts, reviews can be put up as Github issues. Even recommendations, changes, ideas and so on for this repository.
-
New to Git? No worries. Assuming you have created an account and reading this, go ahead and download the CLI interface for GIT, here. Don't like the CLI interface? Then try out the GUI version powered by electron here. After the installation, do these steps:
$ git config --global user.name "Mona Lisa" $ git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
Want to clone and push to this repository?
$ git clone https://github.com/Gurubalan-GIT/CCC
Some sources to learn git :
Apart from Git, want to master the Mardkdown langauge? Check these out :
- Markdown-Guide
- Markdown-Cheatsheet (Credits : @adam-p)
- Daring-Fireball
-
- C/C++
- Install TCC-MinGW compiler for executing and compiling C and C++ files.
- Set the path to the bin of TCC by going to Environment variables and adding a new path.
- Open command line and run the commands
gcc -o outputfile filename.c
andoutputfilename.exe
for C. - Respectively for C++,
g++ -o outputfile filename.cpp
andoutputfilename.exe
. This is for compilation and execution.
- Java
-
Install the latest JDK and set path to bin.
-
Disclaimer: JDK 11 cannot be used for professional use. Stick with JDK 8 for avoiding your application from getting stripped down.
-
Setting path is easy as this -
C:\Guru> set path=%path%;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_101\bin
. Run this in cmd. -
Open command line and run
C:\Guru> javac filename.java
andC:\Guru> java filename
. -
Important: Rename
.java
files to the respective class names(Having PSVM)
or vice-versa for compilation. -
Preferences : Try not to define packages especially working with
IntelliJ IDEA
as if two different classes are in different packages, and is dependent, file moving to this repository, it will affect the local file structure.
-
- Python
- Install Python for Windows.
- Set the path and enter
python
in cmd to enter the python shell. - To execute a script file run
python filename.py
.
The sources for solving problem statements and practicing code?
- Leetcode
- Hackerrank
- Hackerearth
- CodeChef
- CodeForces
- InterviewBit (Aptitude+Programs)
- GeeksforGeeks (Aptitute+Placements+Free Courses -Company wise)
- Javatpoint
- C/C++
Not a contributor? Pull requests are always appretiated and accepted by the moderators here. Want to become a contributor with push access? Drop me a mail and mark it as important
.