[FEATURE] Improving code standards

[kvedala]

Detailed Description

Now that the repo is somewhat normalized, has a compile and build tool, I tried to check the quality of the code therein.
and sadly found that the code standard is "E" which is quite poor. The report also lists out exactly why and what parts of the code are making it so.

How about we have some volunteers use this opportunity to help improved the code with one file at a time.
This will be great exercise for the learners who can read the code, understand it, learn it and actually contribute by improving it to the standards. A contribution doesn't always have to be a new code but many a times, it is an improvement on the existing ones. Like Einstein once said, he was but standing on the shoulders of giants.

[kvedala]

LGTM Analaysis configuration

extraction:
  cpp:
    prepare:
      packages:
      - "cmake"
      - "ninja-build"
    configure:
      command: "cmake -B build -S . -G Ninja"
    index:
      build_command: "cmake --build build -j 4"

[kvedala]

We have so far moved from an "E" to a "D".
19 more fixes to go
@cclauss @deadshotsb @StepfenShawn @christianbender @tjgurwara99 @mishraabhinn @ayaankhan98

[ayaankhan98]

We have so far moved from an "E" to a "D".
19 more fixes to go
@cclauss @deadshotsb @StepfenShawn @christianbender @tjgurwara99 @mishraabhinn @ayaankhan98

that's sounds good let's take it to A

[Panquesito7]

I will create a PR to fix various issues when I have time. 🙂

[kvedala]

awesome job folks.. Now standard is "B" 👍

[cclauss]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standing_on_the_shoulders_of_giants

[kvedala]

Since we seem stuck in history than being productive

The sentiment is also famous for being used once again in connection with the Solvay conference, this time the quotation was Albert Einstein. Here he modified the quote to “The Solvay Conference is one place where you can have the honour of sitting next to the giants on whose shoulders you stand.”

And here, it served the purpose of motivating some contributors to achieve the purpose. Leadership 101