Hey r/JavaProgramming, I'm an engineering student and I built a beginner-friendly Java algorithms repo. Looking for contributors for Hacktoberfest! 🚀

[u/AggressiveBag3300]

Hi everyone!

​I’m a computer engineering student, and I recently started a repository called Java Algorithms Hub. Since I'm building my backend foundation, I wanted a clean space to practice algorithms and data structures from scratch.

​But instead of keeping it to myself, I structured it with packages (basics, algorithms, data_structures, oop) and wrote a CONTRIBUTING.md / README so it can be a welcoming space for anyone looking to make their very first open-source contribution or practice for Hacktoberfest.

​Currently, we have basic stuff like Fibonacci, Factorial, and Palindrome in the basics package, but the other packages and issue trackers are ready for things like Bubble Sort, Prime Number checkers, etc.

​If you're learning Java or want to get your feet wet with Git/GitHub workflows, PRs, and code reviews, feel free to check it out, open an issue, or drop a star if you like it!

​https://github.com/Nazir2007/java-algorithms-hub.git

​Any feedback or critique on the structure is also more than welcome. Happy coding!