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Expand Up @@ -50,7 +50,8 @@ To run examples locally [install Go](https://go.dev/doc/install), and run `go ge
## 📋 Outline

For each topic, we strive to provide a comprehensive README.md file and at least 5 solved problems. Each README.md will contain:
* 💡 **Implementation**: Detailed explanation on how the data structure or algorithm can be implemented, including code examples in Go.
* 📊 **Complexity**: Analysis of the time and space complexity of the data structure or algorithm.
* 🎯 **Application**: Discussion of problems that are commonly solved using the data structure or algorithm.
* 📝 **Rehearsal**: Practice problems with links to tests that provide 100% coverage, and example inputs and outputs.

* 💡 **Implementation**: Detailed explanation on how the data structure or algorithm can be implemented, including code examples in Go.
* 📊 **Complexity**: Analysis of the time and space complexity of the data structure or algorithm.
* 🎯 **Application**: Discussion of problems that are commonly solved using the data structure or algorithm.
* 📝 **Rehearsal**: Practice problems with links to tests that provide 100% coverage, and example inputs and outputs.