Explore The Algorithm Archive, a curated collection of optimized algorithm implementations in various languages. From sorting to graph algorithms, each code is well-documented, providing a resource for both learning and efficient integration into your projects. Contribute and elevate the collective understanding of algorithms!
new<language>: used when a new algorithm is pushedbuild: a commit related to build systems (npm,gulp, etc.);ci: a commit which affects the CI/CD tools and/or pipeline;chore: a commit which affects anything apart from the source code;docs: a commit affecting the documentation;feat: a commit which adds a new feature;fix: a commit which fixes a bug;messageMUST include the issue number;other: a global umbrella for anything else;perf: a commit improving the performance;refactor: a commit which includes refractoring of the source code; MUST NOT add any features/fixes;revert: revert to a branch/commit/release/tag;test: add/amend test cases.git: a commit that consists of git actions/gitignore edits/instructions for git
The message should be a clear, crisp, concise, imperative-tense message giving a bird's eye view of the commit. In case you want to add additional information, you can leave a blank line after the commit and provide whatever detail you need. Soft-break at 100 cols.