GitHub - MostOverconfidentCoder/DSA-cpp: C++ fundamentals and questions for beginners and intermediates. Welcoming developers, content writers, and programming enthusiasts.

Rules To Contribute To This Repo

You can write solutions only in C++ for Data Structure and Algorithms (if you dont know C++ you can submit only algorithm)
Follow file naming convention for all your pull requests.
While adding any content it should be inside its appropiate directory
if there is any problem with inaccurate solution create an issue!

use	file type	comments
questions	README.md	all questions of particular topic are mentioned in a `README.md` file inside the sub topic folder
C++ solutions	[topic name].cpp	solution C++ codele code to a question is written in same folder where question is mentioned
algorithm solution	[topic name]-algorithm.txt	algorithm solution to a question is written in a `.txt` txt file in same folder where question is mentioned
technical writing	[topic name]-content.md or [topic name]-content.txt	technical content can be provided in simple `.txt` text document inside technical writing folder you can also style it up and submit a `.md` file if you are aquainted with markdown language

Repo contain folders of all the data structures and algorithms topics with some pre-addressed questions. You can add a solution to a question ( present in the readme of particular topic folder) that is unanswered.
you can update existing solution with a better one ( better complexity).
Participants can even add new questions and solutions of their interest.
There will be a technical writing section in which participants can contribute their technical writing on any topic of c++ and data structures.
solve issues raised by other people or yourself.
make webpage ( hosted from GitHub readme ) more appealing and updated.
Well-documented source code with detailed explanations provides a valuable resource for educators and students alike.

1. Fork this repo
2. Star this repo
3. Add a file ( txt/cpp ) inside appropriate folder 
4. commit the code
5. Make pull request

Beginner-friendly
Targeted for developers, content writers, and programming enthusiasts.
Would also help participants who are not familiar with development but are eager to participate in open source.