Greedy Algorithm to minimize lateness when scheduling jobs on a processor
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Greedy Algorithm to minimize lateness when scheduling jobs on a processor
Algorithm to test if a given graph is Bipartite or not
C++ implementation of the board game Rush Hour (Windows exe download only)
Finds a Topological Ordering of vertices in a Directed Acyclic Graph
Finds how similar 2 lists of rating are using the Divide and Conquer approach. Extension of MergeSort that actually displays the specific inversions as well as just counting the total number.
A PHP package for the Project NOAH API
Application of Breadth-First Search to see if a directed graph is Strongly Connected
Command line implementation of the board game Mastermind for a Software Engineering class
Reveal password fields with a keyboard shortcut or click of the Extension icon
A C# Comparer to sort lists of data that could be either numeric of string replacing the default alphabetical sort which doesn't always work for numbers.
Invert Selection of checkboxes or radio buttons in an HTML form
Shortest Paths from every vertex to a goal vertex allowing negative-weight edges (when Dijkstra's fails)
Greedy Algorithm to find a minimum spanning tree in an undirected graph by deleting heaviest edges unless it would disconnect the graph
Weighted Interval Scheduling, the classic Dynamic Programming problem implemented in Java
Binary hexadecimal converter
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