This repository documents my journey on HackerRank, where I progressed from a 1-star rating to reaching a 3-star rating in the C++ programming language. The goal of this journey was to improve my problem-solving skills, strengthen my understanding of C++, and tackle a variety of coding challenges available on HackerRank.
Here's a breakdown of my journey, highlighting the concepts and topics I covered at each star level:
- Basic input/output operations
- Conditional statements and loops
- Arrays and strings
- Basic mathematical calculations
- Advanced data structures (e.g., vectors, sets, maps)
- Functions and recursion
- Pointers and memory management
- File handling and I/O operations
- Object-oriented programming (classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism)
- Standard Template Library (STL) usage
- Advanced algorithms and data structures (e.g., sorting, searching, graphs)
If you're starting your own C++ journey on HackerRank, here are some steps to follow:
- Create a HackerRank account at https://www.hackerrank.com
- Choose the C++ language track
- Start solving problems from the "Easy" difficulty level and gradually progress to higher difficulty levels
- Analyze the problem statements, design efficient algorithms, and implement solutions in C++
- Test your solutions with HackerRank's provided test cases and verify correctness
- Optimize your code for better time and space complexity
- Learn from the editorial solutions and discuss problem-solving strategies with the community
To see my progress and explore my HackerRank solutions, you can visit my HackerRank profile at @ayush_cs_1062.
If you have any questions or suggestions regarding this HackerRank journey or repository, feel free to reach out to me Ayush Siloiya.
Happy coding and happy problem-solving!