🚀 CodeCulture-Daily

A daily programming challenge repository where fun meets learning! Solve challenges, learn new tools and technologies, and get featured as a top contributor. Join now to sharpen your coding skills!

“It's not about ideas. It's about making ideas happen.” – Scott Belsky

Welcome to CodeCulture-Daily, your go-to spot for daily programming and tech challenges! 🎉

By practicing daily, you'll not only sharpen your problem-solving skills but also learn and master various tools, technologies, algorithms, and much more. Whether you're starting as a beginner or pushing through advanced levels, CodeCulture-Daily is the perfect platform to grow your knowledge. 💡

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🌟 What to Expect

• 📅 Daily Challenges: Every day at 7 PM, a new challenge will be posted in this repository.
• 🏆 Three Levels: Each challenge is categorized by difficulty:
  • 🟢 Beginner
  • 🟡 Intermediate
  • 🔴 Advanced
• 📂 Domain Categories:
  • Tech 💻
    • 🖥️ Programming Languages: Challenges based on Python, C++, Java, etc.
    • 🛠️ Tools & Technologies: Learn Git, Docker, Bash, and popular frameworks like Django, React, etc.
    • 🔍 Algorithms & Data Structures: Solve problems in sorting, searching, dynamic programming, etc.
    • 📚 General Tech: Explore coding concepts, trivia, and best practices.
  • Non-Tech 🧠
    • 🗣️ Behavioral Questions: Practice questions like "Describe a time you overcame a challenge."
    • 🧩 Aptitude & Logical Reasoning: Sharpen your reasoning with puzzles and pattern recognition.
    • 🌐 Other Non-Technical: General topics like team dynamics and communication strategies.

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📚 Table of Contents

Date (DD-MM-YYYY)	Problem Name	Level	Domain	Type	Winner
06-10-2024	Medal Assignment Challenge	🟢 Beginner	Programming Languages (Any)	Tech	NA
07-10-2024	Perfect Number	🟢 Beginner	Programming Languages (Any)	Tech	NA
08-10-2024	Eddy's Big Interview Adventure	🟢 Beginner	Soft Skills / Personal Development	Non-Tech	NA
09-10-2024	Caesar Cipher	🟢 Beginner	Programming Languages (Any)	Tech	NA
10-10-2024	Matrix Zigzag Order	🟡 Intermediate	Data Structures (2D Arrays)	Tech	TBA

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📂 Directory Structure

For each daily challenge, a new folder will be created with the date in the format DD-MM-YYYY. Inside this folder, you will find the following files:

1. Question.md: This file contains the description of the problem.
2. solution_username(github-username): Participants can add their solutions here, either as code or explanations.
3. Explanation.md (optional): You can add a markdown file to explain your approach, thought process, or logic behind your solution.

Example folder structure for a challenge:

📁 CodeCulture-Daily/
├── docs/                      # 🗂️ Folder containing website code
│   ├── README.md              # 📄 Documentation file for the repository
│   ├── Documentation.html     # 📚 Page dedicated to documentation
│   ├── images/                # 📷 Folder for images
│   │   ├── Logo.png           # 🖼️ Logo image
│   │   ├── Illustration1.webp # 🖼️ First illustration in WebP format
│   │   ├── Illustration2.webp # 🖼️ Second illustration in WebP format
│   │   └── Illustration3.png  # 🖼️ Third illustration in PNG format
│   ├── css/                   # 🎨 Folder for stylesheets
│   │   ├── index.css          # 🎨 Stylesheet for main landing page
│   │   └── documentation.css  # 🎨 Stylesheet for documentation pages
│   └── js/                    # 🖥️ Folder for scripts
│       ├── index.js           # 🖥️ Script for main functionalities
│       └── documentation.js   # 📜 Script for documentation page functionalities
│
├── 06-10-2024/                # 📅 Date-specific folder for problems
│   ├── Question.md            # ❓ Problem statement
│   ├── Solution_johndoe.ext   # 💻 User solution code (example: Python)
│   ├── Explanation_johndoe.md # 📜 Optional explanation of the solution
│   ├── Solution.ext           # 💼 Official solution (file extension can vary)
│   └── Explanation.md         # 📜 Official explanation of the solution
│
├── 07-10-2024/                # 📅 Date-specific folder for problems
│   ├── Question.md            # ❓ Problem statement
│   ├── Solution_janedoe.ext   # 💻 User solution code (example: JavaScript)
│   ├── Explanation_janedoe.md # 📜 Optional explanation of the solution
│   ├── Solution.ext           # 💼 Official solution (file extension can vary)
│   └── Explanation.md         # 📜 Official explanation of the solution
└── ...
│
├── LICENSE                    # 📜 MIT License file
└── README.md                  # 📄 Documentation for the repository

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Website Design

Below are the previews of the designed website for the CodeCulture Daily project, along with a screenshot of the dedicated documentation page:

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🕒 Posting Schedule

• New Challenge: Every day at 7 PM.
• Solution & Winner Announcement: Posted the next day at 7 PM.
• 💡 How to Participate: Submit your solutions through a pull request by 6:30 PM the next day to qualify as a winner.

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🎖️ How Winners Are Chosen

• The person with the best solution is featured as the Winner.
• Winners get a special shoutout and their GitHub handle displayed.
• Solutions are evaluated based on code logic and documentation quality. Ensure your code is well-documented!

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🎯 Why Join CodeCulture-Daily?

• 🚀 Improve your problem-solving skills and expand your knowledge across various tech tools, programming languages, and algorithms.
• 🎓 Tackle both technical and non-technical interview questions.
• 🤝 Get recognized and showcase your solutions in the community.

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🌟 Contributing Guidelines

We’re excited that you want to contribute! 🎉 Whether you’re solving a challenge or enhancing our documentation, every contribution counts.

For detailed guidelines on how to participate, please refer to our CONTRIBUTING file.

To submit a solution, follow these steps:

1. Fork this repository: Click the Fork button.
2. Clone your fork: git clone https://github.com/your-username/CodeCulture-Daily.git
3. Create a branch: git checkout -b your-branch-name
4. Add your solution: Use this format: solution_username(github-username). If it's code, include comments for explanation. Use markdown if it's non-code.
5. Push changes: git push origin your-branch-name
6. Create a pull request: Go to your fork on GitHub and click Compare & pull request.

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📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License – see the LICENSE file for details.

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📬 Stay Connected

• Drop a 🌟 if you find this repository useful.

• If you have any doubts or suggestions, feel free to reach:      
  

• Questions or feedback?
    Feel free to open an issue or connect via GitHub Discussions. We’re happy to help!
  

• Follow this repo to get notified about new challenges and updates! ⭐

• 👩‍💻 Happy Coding!

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Resources

In this section, we will provide links to all the resources utilized in this project:

1. Logos and images were generated using ChatGPT: ChatGPT