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Requirements
I think there already is an issue for each requirement, but I'll just bring it all together here.
Script files:
Your ending script file should look something like this:
// LANGUAGE: Javascript
// ENV: Node.js
// AUTHOR: Steven Copeland
// GITHUB: https://github.com/StevenCopeland
console.log("Hello World")
Do NOT make your file like this
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This is a really good task for beginners, you can help this awesome list by checking the repositories list.
If you find a repository that:
- Is not available anymore
- Is not being maintained anymore (11+ months of inactivity)
- Is not accepting pull requests anymore for hacktoberfest 2020
- Pull requests are not counting for hacktoberfest
- Repositories that are "only to add your name"
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If your code is already in the repo, and you want to contribute more then you can proofread any program and make the VALID changes. And create a PR.
The valid changes are the following:
- Adding descriptive comments
- Changing the hardcoded input to user input
- Fixing errors
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Update README file
Contribute to this repository by updating and beautifying the README.md file.
Pretty easy right?
Scripts
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Binary Tree
Implementation of the following in Cpp:
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AVL Tree
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Basic Binary Tree
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Binary Search Tree
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Binary Tree traversal
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Recursive Binary Search Tree
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Lazy Segment Tree
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Fenwick Tree
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Red-Black Tree
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Disjoint Sets
I want to work on this.
Within each Attorney Profile view, there is a "Previous Prosecutors" section:
As with the Attorney Profile itself along with the Attorney Cards on the homepage, this "Previous Prosecutors" section must be redesigned to match ou
Step 1 - Fork this repository.
Step 2 - Clone the repository to yuor local machine.
Step 3 - Resolve this bugs, mentions provided in the Issues section of the repository. Also add a description what changes you ahve done.
Step 4 - Add the changes to your repository.
Step 5 - Create a PULL Request. And that's all.
NOTE - Please start the filename with platform name on which theproblem was solv
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
A clear and concise description of what the problem is. Ex. I'm always frustrated when [...]
I think, homepage link which is missing in the Navbar logo is something that catches eye(atleast once) , Isn't it ?
Describe the solution you'd like
Addition of an anchor tag around the Navbar logo, simple as it sounds.
- Do you want to add a New solution ?
- Or you solution is better than already added solution ?
Then go ahead and create a pull request. Please read Pull Request Process for simple steps to contribute
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Feed : https://up-for-grabs.net/javascripts/projects.json
Currently there is an nightly process that runs on a container to create a specific json feed in Azure Container Instances.
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It's common when writing scripts that install or configure things to need input from the user (at a minimum, something like 'Press Enter to continue'; at a maximum, to be able to prompt the user for input, with an optional default value, and return that value).
Let's use this issue to design how that would look, and I invite suggestions!