Codechef-Solutions

Welcome to the Codechef-Solutions repository! This repository contains a collection of solutions to various problems from CodeChef. Whether you are a beginner looking to improve your coding skills or an experienced programmer seeking inspiration, you'll find a range of solutions here to help you learn and grow.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Folder Structure
3. How to Use
4. Contribution Guidelines
5. License

Introduction

CodeChef is a competitive programming platform that hosts monthly contests and challenges to sharpen your coding abilities. This repository aims to provide solutions to CodeChef problems to aid in your learning journey. Each problem solution is organized within its respective folder, along with the problem statement, input/output specifications, and the solution code.

Folder Structure

The repository follows a structured folder hierarchy, making it easy to navigate and find specific problem solutions. Here's an overview of the folder structure:

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├── Difficulty-name
    ├── problem-code
        └── solution.cpp

- The `Difficulty-name` directory represents level of difficulty of problems on CodeChef.
- Within each contest directory, you'll find individual `problem-code` folders corresponding to the problem's unique identifier.
- Each problem folder contains the following files:
   - `solution.cpp` (or other programming language files): The solution code to the problem.

## How to Use

To make the most of this repository and explore the problem solutions, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository to your local machine using `git clone`.
2. Navigate to the desired problem folder within the appropriate contest directory.
3. Read the `problem-statement.md` file to understand the problem requirements.
4. Review the `input-specification.md` file to understand the expected input format.
5. Explore the `output-specification.md` file to understand the expected output format.
6. Open the solution code file (`solution.cpp` or other languages) to examine the implementation.
7. Run the solution code on your local machine, provide the input as per the specifications, and verify the output.
8. Feel free to modify the solution code, optimize it, or try different approaches to solve the problem.
9. Repeat the above steps for other problems and contests as desired.

## Contribution Guidelines

Contributions to this repository are more than welcome! If you have a solution to a CodeChef problem that is not already included in the repository, we encourage you to contribute and share your solution with the community.

To contribute, please follow these guidelines:

1. Fork this repository and create a new branch for your contribution.
2. Place your solution code, along with the problem statement, input/output specifications, in the appropriate folder following the existing structure.
3. If the contest or problem folder does not exist, create it accordingly.
4. Ensure your code follows good coding practices and is well-documented.
5. Commit your changes and submit a pull request, explaining the problem and your solution approach concisely.

Please note that by contributing to this repository, you agree to make your contribution available under the same [License](#license) as the repository.

## License

This repository is licensed under the

 [MIT License](LICENSE). By contributing to this repository, you agree to make your contribution available under the same license.

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We hope this repository serves as a valuable resource for your coding journey. Happy coding, and may the bugs be ever in your favor!