🧠 GeeksForGeeks-Solution

A comprehensive collection of problem solutions from GeeksforGeeks — neatly organized by difficulty level and problem type.
Each problem folder contains:

• README.md — Problem statement, example, and explanation
• .cpp file — Clean and optimized C++ solution

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📂 Repository Structure

GeeksForGeeks-Solution/
│
├── Difficulty: Basic/
│ ├── Alternative Sorting/
│ │ ├── README.md
│ │ └── alternative-sorting.cpp
│ ├── Array Search/
│ ├── ...
│
├── Difficulty: Easy/
│ ├── ...
│
├── Difficulty: Medium/
│ ├── ...
│
├── Difficulty: Hard/
│ ├── ...
│
└── Difficulty: School/
└── Swap The Numbers/

Each difficulty level folder contains multiple problem sets, each with detailed documentation and solution files.

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💡 About

This repository is a personal archive of coding problems I have solved on GeeksforGeeks, focusing on:

• Problem-solving logic
• Code optimization
• Clean, well-documented solutions

The goal is to help learners and developers understand the approach and implementation of common programming problems in C++.

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🚀 Languages Used

• C++ (100%) — clean, modular, and efficient implementations.

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🧩 Categories Covered

• Array & String Problems
• Linked List & Tree Problems
• Searching & Sorting Algorithms
• Mathematical & Bit Manipulation Problems
• Recursion & Backtracking
• Miscellaneous Coding Challenges

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🏷️ Difficulty Levels

Difficulty	Description
🟢 Basic	Simple logic-based problems for beginners
🔵 Easy	Straightforward problems with slight logical complexity
🟡 Medium	Intermediate-level problems requiring algorithmic thinking
🔴 Hard	Advanced problems involving optimized solutions and edge-case handling

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🧭 How to Navigate

1. Choose a difficulty level folder (e.g., Difficulty: Basic/).
2. Open any problem folder.
3. Read the README.md to understand the problem.
4. Check the .cpp file for the full solution and explanation.

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🧠 Author

Mayank Kumar
👨‍💻 @01mayankk
💬 Passionate about Algorithms, AI, and Clean Code

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⭐ Contribute

Contributions are welcome!
If you'd like to improve documentation or add solutions in other languages, feel free to:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a new branch
3. Commit your changes
4. Open a Pull Request

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🏆 Achievements

• Among Top 10% participants on GeeksforGeeks
• Continuously solving problems to strengthen DSA and logic-building skills

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🧾 License

This repository is open-source under the MIT License — feel free to use and learn from the code with proper attribution.

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