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https://github.com/jinankjain/programming-problems
Contains solution to programming problems(accredited ones such as ACM) in various programming languages.
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Contains solution to programming problems(accredited ones such as ACM) in various programming languages.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/jinankjain/programming-problems
- Owner: jinankjain
- License: gpl-2.0
- Created: 2014-07-09T12:20:57.000Z (over 10 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2014-07-08T17:23:11.000Z (over 10 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2023-07-16T03:10:33.011Z (over 1 year ago)
- Size: 652 KB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE.md
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README
Muhammad Hussein Nasrollahpour © 2013 - 2014
Under GPL License.
This directory contains solution to various programming problems(accredited ones such as ACM, Google, HackerRank) in various programming languages.
Feel free to pull request and add programming problems and share the solution if you've solved them. Each solution should contain a [problem_name].md file which explains the problem and a sample of input and output. Not only you can solve all problems listed here in other programming languages except the language that the problem is solved in that language for the first time but also you can improve solutions in case of Time Complexity and Space Complexity.
Also, add your name/github account at the top of each [problem_name].md file. The format of [problem_name].md is as follows
Author: Date: Problem Statement: Sample:.
There is also a set of warmup problems. These problems have not individual [problem_number] - [problem_name] folder and all these problems go into one folder named Warmup. The Warmup folder is only contained of one file named README.md. The format of this file is as follows
[problem_number] - [name_of_person_who_has_solved_it]/[problem_name] [tab][tab][tab] - [year] | [problem_author].
00 - Warmup
01 - Intersection (Objective-C) - Berkeley University 2013 programming contest
02 - Extrapolate (C) - Berkeley University 2013 programming contest
03 - StarWar (C) - Google Code Jam, ?
04 - ReverseWord (C) - Google Code Jam, Africa 2010, Qualification Round
05 - StoreCredit (C) - Google Code Jam, Africa 2010, Qualification Round
06 - MinimumScalarProduct (Ruby) - Google Code Jam, Code Jam 2008, Round 1A
07 - FileFixIt (Ruby) - Google Code Jam, Code Jam 2010, Round 1B
08 - PyramidOrganization (Ruby) - Interesting problem
09 - PatternMatching (Ruby) - Interesting problem
10 - LastDart (Python, Ruby) - Yandex.Algorithm, 2014, Qualification Round
11 - SingleElimination (Python) - Yandex.Algorithm, 2014, Qualification Round
12 - StackofPaper (Python) - Yandex.Algorithm, 2014, Qualification Round
13 - CorrelationCoefficien (Python) - HackerRank: May Real Data, 2014
14 - GuessFlipkartQuery (Python) - HackerRank: May Real Data, 2014
15 - Palindrome (Python) - HackerRank: May Weekly challenges - Week 4, 2014
16 - AlgorithmicCrush (Ruby) - HackerRank: May Weekly challenges - Week 4, 2014
17 - Lucy&Flowers (C++) - HackerRank: May Weekly challenges - Week 4, 2014
18 - Roy&AlphaBetaTrees (?) - HackerRank: May Weekly challenges - Week 4, 2014 - Not solved yet
19 - TwoTwo (C++) - HackerRank: May Weekly challenges - Week 4, 2014 - Expert
20 - ExpandList (Haskell) - HackerRank: Expansion challenge - Difficult
21 - RotateString (Haskell) - HackerRank: Functional Programming Contest - Difficult
22 - Multiply35 (Haskell) - HackerRank: Project Euler