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yogeshAgarwal opened this issue Nov 12, 2017 · 14 comments
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Update Readme.md File #304

yogeshAgarwal opened this issue Nov 12, 2017 · 14 comments

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varunu28 commented Nov 12, 2017

@yogeshAgarwal Can you please provide some details on why have you have opened this issue?

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there are so many algos in this repo but only some of them is mention in the readme.md, so we should design redme.md so that it can gives all the information of algos present in the repo.

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If you want to take up on this then you can create a new markdown file with a list of all algos with their links under their correct category. Let me know if you want to take this

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yes, i want to do work on it but after 29 November, is it okay?

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Yes sure. I will assign this to you

@varunu28 varunu28 assigned varunu28 and yogeshAgarwal and unassigned varunu28 Nov 14, 2017
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@varunu28 , Did @yogeshAgarwal complete the work? If not, then can I do it?

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@GammaBurst101 Yes you can take it up

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@varunu28 , How should I do it? Write the name of each .java file under their respective headings like "Dynamic Programming"and a relative link in markdown after the already written explanations of the Sorting and Searching algorithms? Or should I do it in any other way?

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varunu28 commented Feb 1, 2018

@GammaBurst101 Yes. I think creating a tabular format for representing all the algorithms would be much more representable
@dynamitechetan What is your opinion about this?

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Yes. Tabular format will be good.

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varunu28 commented Feb 2, 2018

@GammaBurst101 You can go ahead with the changes and make a PR

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GammaBurst101 commented Feb 3, 2018

@varunu28 Now, I feel that I can't do it. You were talking about tabular format and I don't know how to do that. I thought of a list but that also I can't do as the markdown written by me doesn't work. (Example: [bags](Data Structures/Bags/Bag.java)).
I joined GitHub just 12 days ago. I think I should first learn markdown and other things before venturing out like this.
Sorry for troubling you. Please take the pain of doing it either yourself or assign someone else.

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varunu28 commented Feb 3, 2018

@GammaBurst101 It is alright. Getting hold of README syntax won't take more than a day for you. Just go through this README Guide.

See what I did there 👍

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@varunu28 thanks. I made a PR. Please take a look. #377

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