Closed sumitgsh closed 3 years ago
@siddharth25pandey @HarshCasper @iamrajiv can u please assign me the issue !! Would love to work on C as a part of GsSoc21
@siddharth25pandey @iamrajiv @HarshCasper , I would like to contribute for the issue in Java/C++ , please assign this task to me
@siddharth25pandey @iamrajiv @HarshCasper I m a GSSOC'21 participant, I would like to contribute to this issue in Java, please assign this issue to me.
@siddharth25pandey @HarshCasper @iamrajiv can u please assign me the issue !! Would love to work on C as a part of GsSoc21
@sumitgsh Hey, can you tell me which DSA you are going to implement as already this kind of issue someone else already solving.
@siddharth25pandey @iamrajiv @HarshCasper , I would like to contribute for the issue in Java/C++ , please assign this task to me
@nishantsahu961 Hey, can you tell me which DSA you are going to implement as already this kind of issue someone else already solving and also you can open a new issue with the same concept but with implementation in a different programming language. We will assign it to you then. Happy Coding!😊
@siddharth25pandey @iamrajiv @HarshCasper I m a GSSOC'21 participant, I would like to contribute to this issue in Java, please assign this issue to me.
@cintamg Hey, can you tell me which DSA you are going to implement as already this kind of issue someone else already solving and also you can open a new issue with the same concept but with implementation in a different programming language. We will assign it to you then. Happy Coding!😊
@ankitaggarwal23 I am going to implement this using a doubly-linked list, in Java.
@sumitgsh @cintamg @nishantsahu961 Check whether it is already there in the repo under the subsection of programming lang you are willing to contribute. If, yes, drop it and open a new issue with a new and unique idea. If no, open a new issue by mentioning the link to this issue and the programming language you would want to contribute in. Issues will be assigned on a first come first serve basis.
Happy Coding!😊
@sumitgsh Hey, can you tell me which DSA you are going to implement as already this kind of issue someone else already solving.
@ankitaggarwal23 I would be using two pointers approach and will STACK as well. I had seen someone else is working on the issue, but I want to work using C language, as no one is working on that(Even I mentioned in the first comment of the issue) Others who are working on the same are: Issue no:#2951(working in C++) Issue no: #2891(Working in java)
@sumitgsh Hi, I assigned you. Happy Coding!😊
🚀 Feature
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Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on Pull Requests?
(Write your answer here.) Yes ofcourse!!
Motivation
(Please outline the motivation for the proposal.) Its a Classical Problem which is often asked in Interviews!!
Problem Statement: Given a linked list you need to find whether the given linked list is Palindrome or Not Input: 1->2->1 Output: Palindrome
Input:1->2->3 Output: Not Palindrome
Input: 1 Output: Palindrome(a no is always palindrome)
Pitch
(Please explain why this feature should be implemented and how it would be used.) This problem will help developers realize how Linked List data structure can be used in various Set of problems :)