Somashekhar7984/Coding- ? reverse-engineered prompt

Reverse engineered prompt

I want a clean C++ practice repo for DSA and problem solving, organized by topic so I can keep adding solutions as I learn.

Please set it up with folders for things like patterns, arrays, strings, pointers, vectors and pairs, bit manipulation, recursion, backtracking, sorting, linked lists, stacks, binary trees, BST, sets, binary search, sliding window, heaps, hashing, greedy, dynamic programming, graphs, tries, and number theory. Inside each topic, add simple example solutions and make the code easy to read, with comments where helpful, because this is mainly for learning and revision.

Keep the structure beginner friendly and consistent across folders. If needed, look up current C++ best practices online so the examples are modern and compile cleanly. I do not need anything fancy, just a well organized repo that I can use to study and practice from, and that makes it easy to add more questions later.

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