would you be interested in some Set-implementations or maybe Bag? didnt see it in your repo :)

I would like to contribute it. I see that you have no shell sort algorithm for Java. I would take that one first. Than later I would continue with few mores, if that is ok.

Would you be interested in a level-order tree traversal?

Thanks. @mpokryva

Ok, I will take that then. Or, if you want, @dpunosevac , you can do that, and I can do some bit algorithms, as I don't see any of those.

@mpokryva I mistakenly thought you were talking to me. And not asking for yourself. Anyway, you can grab that one, and I hope that @dynamitechetan needs shellsort, so I do that one.

Ok, sounds good! Sorry for the misunderstanding :)

@dynamitechetan @AnupKumarPanwar Would be continue to add more algorithms to this as a part of hacktoberfest
PRs would be maily in Data Structures and other domain

Please look over pull requests before merging because I noticed the most recent one won't even compile properly and I'm assuming that a lot of people will make PRs soon because of Hacktoberfest (myself included). For example, in PR #101 there are many errors.

Can't compile because there is no type for len_a and len_b
Can't compile because calculate_distance is a non-static method
One of the loops will go on forever because it's declared as for(int j = 0; i < len_b; j++) and i is not getting updated within the loop.

@rei2hu @dynamitechetan @AnupKumarPanwar
Also the PRs should be monitored correctly to check for coding style and if an addition to the repo is actually an algorithm or just a solution of an interview question. The long term goal should be to make this repo as a one stop solution for Java algorithms rather than a repository with bunch of random interview problems.

@dynamitechetan @varunu28 @rei2hu
I think we should create a repo that contains simple English explanation of the algorithms with example and a link to their implementation in different programming languages.

@AnupKumarPanwar I am relatively late here so I thought I directly ask you. Whats next in your priority list. i ll address it. I love writing algorithms.

@praveenkannan I would like you to contribute on
https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/Algorithms-Explainations

@AnupKumarPanwar assign that to me. I am starting to work on it now.

@AnupKumarPanwar can I write dijkstra algo on Java?

Wouldn't it be easier to keep track of the algorithms that are missing? Some sort of list on the repo maybe.

Would I be able to write A* Algorithm? I created a version in Processing

I've looked at the python repo, and I will be doing a bunch of the cypher algorithms.

separated main and generatePassword functions #218

@AnupKumarPanwar reopen this issue i have added a new example

@AnupKumarPanwar Add algorithm for Bucket Sort. Let me know if any changes are required :)

I have just opened a pull request in which I add the Floyd Warshall graph algorithm to find shortest paths between every pair of vertices. If you please review me.. (:

I also opened a pull request to add the sorting algorithm QuickSortMedianOfThree. 😁

add a algo for coin change https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/Java/pulls

Pull Request to add Bellman-Ford graph algorithm to find shortest path from one vertex to all. 😃

Hey, a friend of mine and I would write the Hopcroft-Karp algorithm with the amount of maximal cardinal matchings as output and - if we're able to implement it - extend it later to give out the exact matchings.

Hi there, user Febaug has tipped me off about this project and I'd like to contribute as well. I've seen that you have a subdirectory for crypto algorithms, but you're still missing an implementation of the Advanced Encryption Standard. I'd love to build that for you unless you see a problem with that.

Add a circular queue or ring wait, a data structure that uses a single fixed-size buffer just like an end-to-end connection
#322

One of the greedy algorithms, Scheduling to Minimize Lateness
#309

Could I add a skiplist implementation?

I have added pullRequest , please review and merge.