Competitive Programming Questions

• To earn Git-For-Geeks goodies, you must register and make 4 valid pull requests (PRs) between October 19-29 (in any time zone).
• Pull requests can be made in any repository of Git-For-Geeks organizations.
• Pull requests must be approved by a maintainer of the repository/project to count.
• If a maintainer reports your pull request as spam or behavior is not in line with the project’s code of conduct, you will be ineligible to participate.

For your PR to count, it must be:

• Submitted in a Git-for-Geeks repository
• The PR should be labeled as gitforgeeks-accepted by a maintainer.

• GitHub-Tutorials-For-Beginners
• How-to-keep-your-git-fork-up-to-date

• You can write solutions in C/C++/Java/Python for Data Structure and Algorithms.
• All versions are valid
• Follow the file naming convention for all your pull requests.
• While adding any content, it should be inside its appropriate directory
• If there is any inaccurate solution, create an issue!

1. Fork the repository
2. In the forked repo, Create a Branch of your user_name from the main branch
3. clone the repository on your local machine
4. make sure you are doing changes in branch of your name only
5. Add code
6. push changes on GitHub
7. Make a pull request and you are done
8. Note : if maintainer has suggested changes, do that, otherwise your request won't be considered

Keep Checking leaderBoard to know whether your PR is accepted or not

• Repo contains folders of all the data structures and algorithms topics with pre-addressed questions. You can add a solution to a question (present in the README of particular topic folder) that is unanswered.
• You can update the existing solution with a better one (better complexity).
• Participants can even add new questions and solutions of their interest.
• First, Solve issues raised by other people or yourself.
• Well-documented source code with detailed explanations provides a valuable resource for educators and students alike.

1. Fork this repo
2. Star this repo
3. Add a file ( txt/cpp ) inside appropriate folder
4. commit the code
5. Make pull request

1. Beginner-friendly.
2. Suitable for both newbie and expert programming enthusiasts.
3. It would help participants who are not familiar with Development but are eager to participate in open source.

• complete cpp fundamentals theory
• GFG learn C++
• DSA ALL TOPICS
• DSA Complete Tutorial