Welcome to Hacktoberfest 2025! π
Are you ready to make your mark in the open-source world? Our DSA Code Repository is the perfect place to start your Hacktoberfest 2025 journey! Whether you're a beginner looking to make your first contribution or an experienced developer wanting to share your knowledge, we welcome you with open arms.
π What is Our Repository About?
Our repository is a comprehensive collection of Data Structures and Algorithms implementations across multiple programming languages. We believe in creating a resource that helps developers at all levels understand and implement fundamental CS concepts.
π― What Makes Us Special?
- Multi-language Support: C, C++, Java, Python, JavaScript, Go, Rust, and more!
-
Organized Structure: Clean
Language/Topic/Implementation
organization - Beginner-Friendly: Perfect for first-time contributors
- Quality Focused: Code reviews and automated workflows ensure high standards
- Community Driven: Built by developers, for developers
π₯ Repository Highlights
π Perfect Organization
βββ C/
β βββ algorithms/
β βββ data_structures/
β βββ dynamic_programming/
βββ CPP/
β βββ algorithms/
β βββ data_structures/
β βββ graph/
βββ Java/
β βββ algorithms/
β βββ data_structures/
βββ Python/
β βββ algorithms/
β βββ data_structures/
β βββ projects/
βββ And many more languages!
π€ Automated Workflows
- PR Validation: Ensures proper file naming and structure
- Multi-language Testing: Validates code across all supported languages
- Hacktoberfest Labeling: Automatic labeling and welcoming for contributors
- Contributors Recognition: Automatic updates to our Hall of Fame
π How to Get Started?
Step 1: Fork the Repository
Visit our repository: DSA_Code
Step 2: Choose Your Language
We support any programming language! Just follow our structure:
Language/Topic/YourImplementation.extension
Step 3: Pick a Contribution Type
πΉ For Beginners:
- Implement basic sorting algorithms (Bubble Sort, Selection Sort)
- Add simple data structures (Stack, Queue, Linked List)
- Create basic search algorithms (Linear Search, Binary Search)
πΉ For Intermediate:
- Advanced algorithms (Dijkstra's, A*, Dynamic Programming)
- Complex data structures (Trees, Graphs, Heaps)
- Algorithm optimizations and variations
πΉ For Advanced:
- New language support with complete folder structure
- Complex algorithmic problems and solutions
- Performance optimizations and analysis
Step 4: Follow Our Guidelines
π File Naming Conventions:
-
C/C++/Python:
snake_case.extension
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Java:
PascalCase.java
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JavaScript:
camelCase.js
π What to Include:
// Example for C++
/**
* Algorithm: Binary Search
* Time Complexity: O(log n)
* Space Complexity: O(1)
* Author: YourName
*/
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
class BinarySearch {
public:
int search(vector<int>& nums, int target) {
// Your implementation here
}
};
π What You'll Get
β Hacktoberfest Credit
- All valid PRs count towards your Hacktoberfest goal
- Automatic labeling with
hacktoberfest-accepted
π Recognition
- Featured in our Hall of Fame
- Contributor badges and statistics
- Social media shoutouts
π Learning
- Code review feedback from experienced developers
- Exposure to different programming paradigms
- Community networking opportunities
π Contribution Examples
Easy Contributions:
- Add a Sorting Algorithm
Python/algorithms/sorting/bubble_sort.py
- Implement a Data Structure
Java/data_structures/stack/ArrayStack.java
- Create a Search Algorithm
CPP/algorithms/searching/binary_search.cpp
Medium Contributions:
- Dynamic Programming Solutions
- Graph Algorithms Implementation
- Advanced Tree Operations
Advanced Contributions:
- Add Support for New Languages
- Create Algorithm Visualizations
- Performance Benchmarking Tools
π― Special Hacktoberfest 2025 Challenges
π Challenge 1: "Language Explorer"
Implement the same algorithm in 3 different languages
π Challenge 2: "Algorithm Master"
Contribute 5 different algorithms with complete documentation
π Challenge 3: "Community Builder"
Help review and improve other contributors' PRs
π€ Community & Support
π¬ Get Help:
- GitHub Issues: For questions and discussions
- PR Reviews: Detailed feedback on your contributions
- Documentation: Comprehensive contributing guidelines
π₯ Our Amazing Team:
- Lead Maintainer: @Pradeepsingh61
- Co-Admin: @Karanjot786 | @Karanjotdulay
π Hall of Fame
We proudly showcase all our contributors! Check out our Hall of Fame featuring:
- Contributor profiles with photos
- Contribution statistics
- Special recognition badges
π Ready to Contribute?
Quick Start Commands:
# Fork the repository on GitHub
git clone https://github.com/YourUsername/DSA_Code.git
cd DSA_Code
# Create your feature branch
git checkout -b feature/your-algorithm-name
# Make your changes
# Add your implementation following our guidelines
# Commit your changes
git add .
git commit -m "Add: Implement [Algorithm Name] in [Language]"
# Push to your fork
git push origin feature/your-algorithm-name
# Create a Pull Request on GitHub
π Join the Movement!
Hacktoberfest 2025 is more than just contributing codeβit's about building a community, learning together, and making open source accessible to everyone. Our repository embodies these values by:
- Welcoming all skill levels
- Providing clear guidelines
- Offering meaningful feedback
- Celebrating every contribution
π Your Journey Starts Here!
Don't waitβdive into the world of open source with us! Every algorithm you implement, every optimization you suggest, and every bug you fix makes our community stronger.
Ready to make your first contribution?
π Visit our repository now!
π’ Spread the Word!
Help us reach more contributors by:
- β Starring our repository
- π Sharing this article
- π¬ Commenting with your favorite algorithms
Happy Hacking! π
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