Tag solutions by topic (arrays, strings, DP, graphs, and so on)

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Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Newbie friendliness
76/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
python
Domain
content

Research direction

Browse the solution files and identify 10 whose topics you can classify; comment with the files you plan to edit to avoid overlap. Add a lowercase, comma separated # Topic: line to each solution header, using the suggested algorithm tags where they fit. Done when 10 solutions have topic lines in the requested format.

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Description

30-minutes algorithm all-levels beginner-friendly codewars data-structures documentation dynamic-programming good first issue hackerrank hacktoberfest help wanted interview-prep leetcode no-code-needed open-source students

It is hard to find a solution by topic right now. A simple Topic: line in the header would fix that and make the index script (if someone builds it) much more useful.

Time: about 30 minutes
Skills: knowing common algorithm categories

What to do
  • Add a line like # Topic: arrays, hash map to the header of 10 solutions
  • Use lowercase, comma separated tags
  • Common tags: arrays, strings, hash map, two pointers, sliding window, recursion, sorting, binary search, linked list, trees, graphs, dp, math

Comment with the files you are taking so we do not overlap.


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