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🧩 solveBox

Welcome to solveBox — a comprehensive collection of coding solutions aimed at conquering challenges from platforms like Codeforces, Codewars, and beyond. This repository serves as your problem-solving hub, with organized solutions to boost your algorithmic thinking and coding skills.

📂 Repository Structure

The repository is structured based on platforms and challenge levels, making it easy to find solutions to specific problems.

Example Folder Structure

  • 🏆 codeforces/
    Contains problems from Codeforces, categorized by difficulty levels.

    • _A/
      🟢 Solutions to Codeforces problems at level A.
    • _B/
      🟡 Solutions to Codeforces problems at level B.

  • ⚔️ codewars/
    Solutions to challenges from Codewars.

  • 🔧 Additional Platforms
    As more platforms are included, the structure will expand accordingly.

🗂️ File Naming Convention

Each solution file is named according to the problem title, with the appropriate extension. Examples include:

  • codeforces/_A/watermelon.js
  • codewars/reverse-string.py

📋 Commit Message Guidelines

We follow a structured convention for commit messages to maintain clarity and consistency across the repository. The format is:

action(scope:level): message

Where:

  • action: The type of change (e.g., solve, fix, refactor, chore).
  • scope: The platform or context (e.g., codeforces, codewars).
  • level: The problem level, if applicable (e.g., A, B).

Examples:

  • 🎯 solve(codeforces:A): solve Watermelon problem
  • 🛠 fix(codewars): fix bug in string reversal function
  • 🔄 refactor(general): optimize sorting algorithm

Note: For platforms without levels, the level can be omitted.