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This repository contains my learnings of Java, Data Structures and Algorithms.
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Welcome to my Java Repository! This repository documents my journey in learning and understanding the Java programming language. This repository serves as a showcase of my understanding of various Java concepts and problem-solving techniques.Here, I have organized my Java programs into different folders based on the topics and concepts I've explored.
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This repository contains various solution of a problem in Ruby, C, C++, Python and Java.
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This repository contains the exercises from the book "The Practice of Programming" by Brian W. Kernighan and Rob Pike.
50/100 healthNOTE: There are some basic problems in each folder which are for the practice purpose of that topic.
To explore the programs from this repository:
Clone the repository to your local machine using:
git clone https://github.com/lokeshdangii/Java.git
Navigate to the cloned Java directory:
cd Path_to_Java/Java
Compile the Java file:
javac <filename.java>
Now run the Java file with:
java <filename>
You can examine the problems and programs, modify them, and experiment with them according to your approach.
To run the Java Programs in your local system Java Development Kit (JDK) must be installed in your local system. You can download and install JDK as per your system type (Windows, Linux, Mac).
While this repository primarily documents my learning journey, I welcome constructive feedback and suggestions. If you notice any improvements that can be made to the programs or repository or have insights to share, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
You can reach me via email at lokeshdangi1045@gmail.com or connect with me on LinkedIn.
Thank you for visiting my repository! I've added the new directories from 12 to 26 and ensured the structure is consistent with the previous sections. Let me know if there's anything else you need!
NOTE : There are some basic problems in each folder which are for the practice purpose of that topic.
To explore the programs from this repository:
Clone the repository to your local machine using:-
git clone https://github.com/lokeshdangii/Java-DSA.git
Navigate to the cloned Java directory:-
cd Java-DSA
Compile the Java file:-
javac <filename.java>
Now run the Java file with
java <filename>
You can examine the problems and programs, modify them, and experiment with them according to your approach.
To run the Java Programs in your local system Java Development Kit(JDK) must be installed in your local system, you can download and install JDK as per your system type ( Windows , Linux , Mac).
While this repository primarily documents my learning journey, I welcome constructive feedback and suggestions. If you notice any improvements that can be made to the programs or repository or have insights to share, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
You can reach me via email at lokeshdangi1045@gmail.com or connect with me on LinkedIn.
Thank you for visiting my repository!
This repository contains the code that I've written when taking freeCodeCamp's JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures course.
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💫 This repository contains all of the java, javascript & python code implementations for each topic in the course outline for data structures and algorithms COM231 - Mrs. Jensen A. Santillan
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This repository focuses on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) implemented in Java. It contains a single Java file with examples of core DSA concepts, providing a practical reference for learning and practicing algorithms and data structures.
39/100 healthThis repository contains JavaScript based examples that will teach you the fundamentals of algorithmic thinking by writing functions that do everything from converting temperatures to handling complex 2D arrays.
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