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All algorithms implemented in Ruby
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Implementation of All ▲lgorithms in Python Programming Language
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Proper reformation.
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Now that we are getting started to move at a good pace, we need to have this repo formatted properly. The requirements are as follows:
- Different directories for different concepts (for ex- all sorting algorithms in one directory, all searching algorithms in another)
- A more robust and appealing README file
- A dedicated directory for learning resources or notes to help beginners grow t
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The algorithms for php
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InstantAnswer : provide Instant answer to the users
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We have a lot of
is_prime(or similar) functions: https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/Python/search?p=4&q=is_prime, https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/Python/search?q=isPrime, data_structures/hashing/number_theory/prime_numbers, etc. Shall we use one common function for that exactly identical