A structured and beginner-friendly collection of programming concepts with clear explanations and multi-language code examples. Ideal for learners building strong fundamentals and contributors expanding the knowledge base.Repository Structure:
codenotes/
βββ data-structures/
β βββ arrays/ (with examples in multiple languages)
β βββ linked-lists/
β βββ stacks-queues/
β βββ trees-graphs/
βββ algorithms/
β βββ sorting/
β βββ searching/
β βββ recursion/
βββ oop-concepts/
β βββ inheritance/
β βββ polymorphism/
β βββ encapsulation/
βββ language-basics/
βββ python-basics/
βββ java-basics/
βββ javascript-basics/
Each topic includes:
- A clear concept explanation
- Code examples in multiple languages
- Comments and diagrams where helpful
- Real-world use cases (when relevant)
- Make core programming ideas easy to understand
- Offer quick references across languages
- Help beginners with step-by-step learning
- Promote open-source learning and contributions
Clone the repo and begin exploring:
git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/codenotes.git
cd codenotes
Pick any topic and start learning or contributing.
New to open source? Start here:
- Add a new data structure example
- Write a simpler explanation of an existing concept
- Translate examples into another language
- Create diagrams to visualize algorithm steps
- Add real-world applications and performance notes
Check the Issues tab for active tasks.
- Fork this repository
- Create a feature branch
- Follow existing file structure and naming conventions
- Write clear comments and documentation
- Open a pull request with a brief description
Ensure code is formatted and tested before submitting.
Every section includes:
- Reference links
- Markdown notes
- Step-by-step guides where needed
Explore files and follow along in your preferred language.
If CodeNotes adds value to your learning or teaching:
- β Star the repository
- Share it with peers
- Contribute new concepts
Help the community grow.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and share with proper attribution.
Build. Learn. Contribute. Repeat.