One Solution Every Week (1SeW)

Welcome to the One Solution Every Week (1SeW) repository! The goal of this project is to foster consistent coding habits by solving at least one simple problem every week in your favorite programming language. It's a fun and flexible way to stay sharp, learn new things, and build a personal archive of solutions.

Rules

1. Solve a Problem Weekly

• Solve a simple problem every week in your favorite programming language.
• The problem can range from a basic algorithm (e.g., Bubble Sort) to a test case (e.g., checking if a number is Prime number).

2. Repository Naming

• Name your repository in the format: 1SeW-yyyy. For example, for the year 2025, the repository name would be 1SeW-2025.

3. Folder Naming

• Create a folder for each week's solution using the format: wXX_solution_name, where:
  • XX is the week number with a leading zero (e.g., w01 for the first week).
  • solution_name is a concise description of the solution.
• Example: w01_bubble_sort for the first week's solution.
• Tip: You can find the current week number by visiting websites like whatisthisweek.com or by running the command: date +%V (on Unix/Linux-based systems).

4. Organizing Files

• Place all files related to a solution inside the respective folder.
• Each week's solution should be self-contained and should run independently.

5. Optional README

• Optionally include a README.md inside the week's folder to add more details about the problem or the solution if required.

6. Handling Multiple Solutions in a Week

• If you solve multiple problems in a single week, create separate folders for each solution.
• Use the same week number but a unique solution name for each folder.
• Example:
  • w01_bubble_sort
  • w01_fizz_buzz

7. Committing Code

• You can make as many commits as you like throughout the week.
• Just ensure that you maintain the directory structure and keep up with the weekly streak.

8. Skipping Weeks

• If you are unable to contribute during a particular week, skip that week's folder entirely.

9. Use of Different Programming Languages

• It is recommended to pick a single programming language and a monorepo project structure for simplicity.
• However, if you want to use multiple languages and can manage them effectively, that's totally fine. Just ensure that you maintain the folder structure for each week's solution.

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Contribution

This repository is designed for personal growth, but feel free to share your solutions, provide feedback, or encourage others to join the streak.

Happy coding and keep the streak alive! 🎉