Teach Data Structures in C++
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
Create a straightforward C++ program that helps me grasp the core ideas behind data structures and algorithms. I’m aiming for clean, well-commented code that I can read, tweak and re-compile on my own as I study.
Focus
• Demonstrate key data-structure and algorithmic concepts in a way that is easy to follow.
• Keep the code self-contained—standard library only, no external dependencies—so I can build it with a simple g++ command.
What I’d like to receive
1. Source files (.cpp and any headers) with clear, step-by-step comments explaining the logic.
2. A short README that tells me how to compile, run, and experiment with the program.
3. Brief inline notes or doc-strings that point out why each structure or routine is written the way it is.
Acceptance
I will compile and run the program on my own machine; if it builds cleanly and the explanations make sense to a learner, we are good.
If you’d like to suggest a particular structure or algorithm—linked lists, basic sorting, simple graphs, etc.—feel free to propose it and I’ll confirm before you code.
Focus
• Demonstrate key data-structure and algorithmic concepts in a way that is easy to follow.
• Keep the code self-contained—standard library only, no external dependencies—so I can build it with a simple g++ command.
What I’d like to receive
1. Source files (.cpp and any headers) with clear, step-by-step comments explaining the logic.
2. A short README that tells me how to compile, run, and experiment with the program.
3. Brief inline notes or doc-strings that point out why each structure or routine is written the way it is.
Acceptance
I will compile and run the program on my own machine; if it builds cleanly and the explanations make sense to a learner, we are good.
If you’d like to suggest a particular structure or algorithm—linked lists, basic sorting, simple graphs, etc.—feel free to propose it and I’ll confirm before you code.