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The last in the trio is a repository containing implementations of data structures in different languages. | The last in the trio is a repository containing implementations of data structures in different languages. | ||
This covers the gamut, from classic linked lists, to binary trees, to hash maps, and more. | This covers the gamut, from classic linked lists, to binary trees, to hash maps, and more. | ||
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Revision as of 07:54, 8 March 2017
Concepts
Github Repos
A few notes on Github repositories related to computer science...
Hello World
https://github.com/charlesreid1/hello-world
Writing hello world in many languages is quite the project, but it gets weirder and much more interesting when you start to write other programs, to do other things - recursive factorial functions, HTTP servers, or programmatic renderings of the "99 bottles of beer" song.
That was the goal with the Hello World project on Github. Rosetta Code was an extremely useful resource for this project, but the project required going beyond a simple perusal of code in another language - actually getting it up and running, reworking it until I understood it instead of getting a headache trying to explain it, took some effort.
Hello OOP
https://github.com/charlesreid1/hello-oop
Basics of inheritance, polymorphism, templating, design patterns, etc. Fundamental backtracking algorithms, like the 8 queens problem, implemented with objects.
Hello Data Structures
https://github.com/charlesreid1/hello-data-structures
The last in the trio is a repository containing implementations of data structures in different languages. This covers the gamut, from classic linked lists, to binary trees, to hash maps, and more.