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Dear @cozek , I've sent PR for adding Fibonacci series to Math. please feel free to comment or ask for any changes. |
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I've also sent PR for adding algorithm of factorial to Math. |
I have merged your PR. Thank you for your contribution! |
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Thanks for your kind response. |
Seems like I did an oopsie. Hahaha. No matter, the name change is just for indexing purpose. EDIT: i changed it to find_factorial. I think that solves the issue. |
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I made a PR for an insertion sorting algorithm. |
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Hi, I will review it soon. Thanks!
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I made a PR for an insertion sorting algorithm.
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I made a PR for two image processing algorithms. Please review. I missed the guideline of 1 PR per algorithm, I'll keep it in mind for the future. |

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This repo needs more algorithms. If you see any missing algorithms, kindly contribute.
Hackotberfest participants are welcome!
I will list some of the algorithms that are up for grabs. However, please check if the algorithm
is already in our repo before you begin working.
Feel free to help me add more items to the list. If you have any questions, ask away!
Some Guidelines:
x = y + z % adds two numbersor is unnecessary.Sorting Algorithms:
Searching Algorithms:
Math:
Machine Learning:
NOTE: Please try to use standard datasets for these problems that are freely available
and perhaps popular, such as the iris dataset. Or datasets that are already inbuilt in Matlab/Octave.