30-seconds-of-cpp Add new methods in different header directories

This is for first-time-contributors : Add functions which belong to a particular header file in its corresponding .md file inside the header folder. For example std::sort belongs to algorithm header file, so make a new file sort.md inside the algorithm directory while maintaining the CONTIBUTING guidelines and formats.

See todo.txt file in different header directory to see which of the methods have not been implemented yet.

Feb 16 '19 06:02 Bhupesh-V

are you saying you want the sort in sort.md moved to algorithm.md?

May 15 '19 14:05 willdarnell

Is this issue solved? If not, I could try to do it.

Jul 11 '19 02:07 dantedallag

@dantedallag this issue always remains open to help contributors .

Jul 11 '19 14:07 Bhupesh-V

Can I contribute to this issue?

Sep 14 '19 15:09 HarshitNITT

Can I contribute to this issue?

Yes you can, just see the unimplemented functions in the README.md files inside different directories

Sep 15 '19 06:09 Bhupesh-V

Hi, I am new to open source in general, and I would like to contribute as a beginner. I have a few doubts:

How can I differentiate which functions are unimplemented in the README.md file?
I also want to make sure if the process of contributing that I understand is right or not: At the time of writing this, the pop_back() function is not yet implemented yet. So is this what I do - I write a sample code that implements this function (by following the coding conventions of course), and this code will reside in snippet/vector. And I also make a .md file in vector directory (outside snippet) which explains the code. Is there anything that I am missing? If yes, please tell me so that I begin.

Sep 26 '19 11:09 ghost

@saisriram2710 you are right

Oct 04 '19 06:10 Bhupesh-V

Can i contribute to this issue ?

Oct 09 '19 13:10 agrawalsajal02

submitted a pull request 257

Oct 09 '19 14:10 agrawalsajal02

Hi, I want to contribute to this issue. Where do i start?

Oct 11 '19 01:10 sakibmahmud

can i contribute to this issue??

Oct 21 '19 02:10 satcasm

Hello! I would like to contribute to this issue. I have reviewed the CONTRIBUTING.md, looked at the Projects, and referenced the Kanban for each directory type. I would like to work on "pop_back" under Vector. If successful, this will be my very first Open Source contribution :) Thank you @Bhupesh-V for making this opportunity available. So far, the instructions have been very complete and helpful.

May 31 '20 14:05 marcinky

Hello! I would like to contribute to this issue. I have reviewed the CONTRIBUTING.md, looked at the Projects, and referenced the Kanban for each directory type. I would like to work on "pop_back" under Vector. If successful, this will be my very first Open Source contribution :) Thank you @Bhupesh-V for making this opportunity available. So far, the instructions have been very complete and helpful.

@marcinky looks like pop_back is already implemented and only crend is available to contribute. Don't worry just head over to specific directories like list where pop_back has not been implemented yet (see :heavy_check_mark: and :x: marks) Go ahead and implement it and welcome to opensource :hugs:

May 31 '20 15:05 Bhupesh-V

Ok will do @Bhupesh-V - thank you! I'll take another look.

May 31 '20 16:05 marcinky

Should I create a new issue before starting to work on code or should I just go ahead and open a pull request?

Jun 13 '20 12:06 dbejanishvili

Hi Bhupesh Varshney, I would like to contribute to this issue.

I've locally created .md file with an example code for the new 'contains' in the unordered_map for C++20. I've followed your coding guideline and also tested my code. I can create a pull request for review.

Could you please allow me write access to create a PR? Thank you for your help in advance.

Sep 23 '20 17:09 athulsasi

Hi Bhupesh Varshney, I just made my first PR for unordered_map 's at function . Please check it out . :)

https://github.com/Bhupesh-V/30-seconds-of-cpp/pull/579

Oct 05 '20 17:10 akankshasonkar17

Hi Bhupesh Varshney, I would like to contribute to this issue.

I've locally created .md file with an example code for the new 'contains' in the unordered_map for C++20. I've followed your coding guideline and also tested my code. I can create a pull request for review.

Could you please allow me write access to create a PR? Thank you for your help in advance.

Hi @athulsasi you don't need any write access to the repo. Everything is listed in CONTRIBUTING guidelines on how & what to contribute.

Oct 06 '20 06:10 Bhupesh-V

Hello @Bhupesh-V. I am completely new to open source and would like to contribute to this project, specifically the crend function in the set directory. I really appreciate the opportunity provided for newcomers like me.