C++ Practice Codes

Introduction

Hey there good people! So in the beginning of December, I decided to challenge myself into coding for 31 Days straight, as a practice to improve my skills and also to revise some basics too. This repo consists of 31 Codes, all in C++, and are organized in different folders according to the day-number. The level of these codes ranges from Basic to Intermediate. I'm still in learning process and I wish to dive deep in the ocean of C++ and explore some more pearls!

Programs in this Repo

(In the order of Day of commit)

1. Factorial
2. Number Names
3. Array Search and Frequency
4. Student Result System
5. Bubble Sort
6. Scientific Calculator
7. GCD Using Euclid's Algorithm
8. Pascal's Triangle
9. Fibonacci Series Using Recursion
10. Compound Interest
11. Hollow Diamond Pattern
12. Decimal to Binary and Hexadecimal using Recursion
13. Finding Area using Inheritance
14. Addition and Multiplication of Matrices
15. Bank Management System
16. Symmetric Matrix Detector
17. Binary Search Algorithm
18. Prime Factors of A Number
19. To Mock a Sentence (inspired from the Dank Memer Bot on Discord)
20. Palindrome String
21. Matrix Determinant
22. Matrix Sum of Diagonal/Upper/Lower Triangle Elements
23. Armstrong Number
24. Words Vowels and Consonants Counter
25. Largest and Second Largest Element in an Array
26. Perfect Numbers upto N
27. Palindrome Words Counter
28. Exploring the Vector Header
29. Dealing with Vector Quantities (Dot/Cross Product, Scalar/Vector Triple Product etc.)
30. Evil Number
31. Tic-Tac-Toe Game

Final Thoughts

This challenge has been such an amazing experience full of exploring new stuff and revising some basics too! Although consistency throughout was a struggle, this challenge did make me learn a lot.

• I gained confidence with Open Source.
• I explored stuff about C++ I never knew about!
• I wrote long codes and short codes as well.
• I revisited some basics to strengthen my fundamentals.
• I became more organized with my daily schedule!
• This seemed as a good practice for 100 Days of Code!

This challenge was not difficult, but for beginners like me, it really is a nice practice for enhancing skills and strengthening fundamentals too!

Want to Contribute?

• Fork this repository
• Clone this repository into your device using git clone <copied-url>
• Create a branch of your own using git checkout -b your-new-branch (where your-new-branch can be substituted by the name of the branch you make)
• Add the necessary changes in your branch
• Push the changes to your GitHub
• Make a pull request to my repo from the branch you made.
• You've successfully contributed!

Thanks! Have a great time ahead!