This is a medium difficulty problem in Leetcode. This is medium only if you are talking in terms of algorithm and time complexity. But let's say you have to build a calculator for an enterprise. The calculator that will be extensible, maintainable and optimized at the same time. How would you build such a calculator? Well the first thing would still be coming up with the … [Read more...] about Basic Calculator Leetcode Problem Using Object-Oriented Programming In Java
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Advent Of Code 2020 – Day 7 – Handy Haversacks
Finally, Directed Weighted Graphs have made their way to the Advent Of Code 2020 on Day 7. If you are unfamiliar with graphs then I highly recommend you to go through the below articles: Undirected Graphs and Graph Processing This above article will give you enough information to get you started with today's problem. On this note, let's start with today's problem. We … [Read more...] about Advent Of Code 2020 – Day 7 – Handy Haversacks
LinkedList Implementation in Java (TDD WAY)
Hey buds, In this article, I'm going to implement a linkedlist in java and compare our linked list on various performance benchmarks in comparison with the original collections linkedlist. Our custom linked list will not contain as many features as offered by the collections framework but it will surely contains all the basic features which are required to be a part of any … [Read more...] about LinkedList Implementation in Java (TDD WAY)
How to Start Thinking In OOPs (Object Oriented Programming) to Become the Best Programmer You Ever Wanted
Thinking in OOPS Object Oriented Programming is one of the most misunderstood concepts in today's world. It may seem difficult to accept the truth especially when every other programmer is using object oriented language to structure their code. But do you really understand OOPS and the way it must be used to solve our problems better. In this article, I have … [Read more...] about How to Start Thinking In OOPs (Object Oriented Programming) to Become the Best Programmer You Ever Wanted