AlgorithmsDaily

What is this?

This is a repository created for contribution to HacktoberFest 2019. All you need to do is implement solutions to the below questions and send in a pull request, so that you can stand a chance to win a limited edition HacktoberFest T-Shirt. Make sure you register here before you start sending in pull requests. For more details, check out the FAQ's section.

Plagiarsm is highly discouraged and will be viewed seriously.

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Problem 10

FAQ'S

Who can contribute to this repo?

Anybody who is passionate about Open Source and can contribute quality solutions to the aforementioned questions in any programming language.

When should I submit pull request(s)?

You can submit pull request(s) anytime from October 1, 2019 to October 31, 2019. If your pull request(s) meet a certain threshold quality, they will be merged, else shall be marked as spam. Here is an excellent repo explaining how to make your first pull request.

Send a pull request only after you complete at least one problem.

What language should I use to code?

All programming languages are more than just welcomed here.

I have never used to Git or GitHub. What should I do?

No worries! It's never too late to start learning. Check out this excellent course on Udacity to learn about Git and GitHub.

How should I submit solutions?

We have maintained a folder for each problem. Make sure your file format is as follows:-

Name : <insert your name>
College : <insert College Name>
Year/Branch : <insert year/insert branch>
Email Id : <insert your E-mail Id>

/*insert your code here*/

Name your file as Language_Username and place it in the appropriate folder.

I forked the repository but some questions were added only after that. How do I access those?

Open Git Bash or your Command Prompt and navigate over to your forked repository. Enter the following commands:

git remote add origin https://github.com/SVCE-HacktoberFest2019/AlgorithmsDaily.git
git fetch origin
git merge origin/master

What do I do if I see a merge conflict?

This does not happen until you modify an existing file in the repository. The easiest thing to do is to make a copy of your code outside the repository and then clone it once again. Merge it to the master branch, add your code and continue contributing :).

I believe there is a mistake/error in one or more of the questions.

Open an issue on the bug tracker and we will get back to you.

What should I do after contributing?

Check here if your pull requests are being counted towards your progress.

If you did enjoy solving these problems, please do give us a star so that we can reach out to more people.