Patterns in C Programming

This is a repository for most common patterns in C Programming. It contains pattern outputs and the code to solve the pattern in 4 different ways.

Table of contents

• Patterns in C Programming
  • Table of contents
  • Folder Structure
  • Naming conventions
  • How to contribute
  • Semantic Commit Messages

Folder Structure

Folder Name
├── README.md
├── filename_ii.c
├── filename_id.c
├── filename_dd.c
└── filename_di.c

In each folder, there will be a README.md which will have description of the pattern solved & show the output of all the codes in that particular folder.

In each folder, there will be 4 files. Each file will have a different way of solving the same pattern. The naming convention of the files is explained in the Naming Conventions section.

Naming conventions

We are using several naming conventions for our files as we are solving the same pattern in 4 different ways. The naming conventions are as follow:

<filename>_<outerloop><innerloop>.c

Every file will have it's name and then at the end it will have 2 characters followed by an underscore. The first character will be the outer loop and the second character will be the inner loop. The outer loop will be the loop that will be executed first and the inner loop will be the loop that will be executed second.

i stands for incremental loop and d stands for decremental loop.

For example:

square_id.c

This file will have an incremental outer loop and an decremental inner loop.

How to contribute

1. Fork the repository.
2. Clone the repository to your local system.

git clone https://github.com/<YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME>/c-programming-patterns

3. Create a new branch.

git checkout -b <NEW_BRANCH_NAME>

4. Make your changes.
5. Add your changes.

git add .

6. Commit your changes. Make sure you checkout the Semantic Commit Messages section.

git commit -m "commit message"

7. Push your changes.

git push origin <NEW_BRANCH_NAME>

8. Create a pull request. You're done!

Semantic Commit Messages

We are using semantic commit messages made by us own. It is used as follow:

For new file

nf: filename.extenstion

For edit in file

fix: filename.extenstion: fix_message

For new docs

docs: parent_folder_name

For edit in docs

d_fix: parent_folder_name: fix_message

Maintainers

If you have any query regarding this repository then feel free to raise an issue or contact the following maintainers.

• Adarsh Dubey
• Pranav Prajapati

Thanks

Thanks for reading this README.md file. If you liked this repository then please give it a star. If you want to contribute to this repository then please read the How to contribute section.