🧩 One Problem Per Day

This repository is a personal challenge to solve one programming problem every day, aiming to build consistency, strengthen algorithmic thinking, and grow as a problem solver.

📘 Overview

On each solving day, a new directory is created containing:

• A solution file written in the chosen programming language (e.g., Go or C++)
• A README.md file describing the problem and approach

Problems are sourced from various platforms such as LeetCode, Codeforces, and others.

The folder structure follows this format:

/root
│
├── /D1_Codeforces_69
│   ├── Codeforces_69.cpp
│   └── README.md
│
├── /D2_LeetCode_111
│   ├── LeetCode_111.cpp
│   └── README.md
│
└── ...

Where:

• D1, D2, etc. — represent the day count
• Codeforces, LeetCode — represent the platform
• 69, 111 — represent the problem ID or number

🌱 Goals

• Build daily problem-solving discipline
• Learn and compare problem-solving approaches across multiple languages
• Maintain a growing collection of algorithmic solutions

⚡ Quick Usage

You can quickly create a new problem directory using either Makefile or the shell script.

Option 1 — Using Make

make new PLATFORM=<platform> PROBLEM=<problem_number> EXT=<language_ext>

Example:

make new PLATFORM=LeetCode PROBLEM=117 EXT=go

Option 2 — Using Script

./new.sh <platform> <problem_number> <language_ext>

Example:

./new.sh Codeforces 69 cpp

🛠 Make sure to enable execution permission first:

chmod +x new.sh