Welcome to the WTC Coding Practice Repository.
This repository is a collaborative workspace where the WTC team solves programming problems, strengthens problem-solving skills, and builds a strong personal and team coding brand through consistent GitHub contributions.
- Practice and master Data Structures & Algorithms
- Develop logical thinking and coding discipline
- Build a professional GitHub profile for each team member
- Maintain clean code and standard conventions
- Track individual and team progress transparently
This repository is intended only for WTC team members.
Every contributor is expected to:
- Solve assigned programming questions
- Push solutions regularly
- Follow the repository standards strictly
Each solution file must follow the naming format below:
Name_Question_q.No.extension
Divyansh_TwoSum_q1.py
Aarav_ReverseArray_q12.cpp
Sneha_BinarySearch_q7.java
q1.py
solution.cpp
TwoSum.java
Rules:
Nameβ Your name (use the same format every time)Questionβ Short and meaningful problem nameq.No.β Question number as per the shared list
All problems will be taken from the official question list shared with the WTC team
(e.g., Top 100 DSA sheet, daily practice sheet, or curated problem sets).
Make sure:
- You solve the correct question number
- Your solution matches the problem statement
- No copied or plagiarized code is pushed
You may use:
- C / C++
- Java
- Python
- JavaScript
Choose your preferred language, but ensure:
- Readable code
- Proper formatting
- Meaningful variable names
- Clone or fork the repository (as instructed)
- Add your solution file following the naming convention
- Write clean and well-structured code
- Push your changes to the repository
- Update the progress tracking sheet after every submission
Each contributor must update the shared tracking sheet with:
- Name
- Question number solved
- Programming language used
- Date of submission
This helps maintain accountability and transparency.
This repository represents the technical identity of WTC.
Your contributions should reflect:
- Consistency
- Professionalism
- Strong coding fundamentals
Code as if a recruiter or senior engineer is reviewing it.
For any doubts related to:
- Problem statements
- Contribution rules
- File naming conventions
Please contact the WTC core team.
Happy Coding! π