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Algorithmic solutions in Python, covering Pascal's Triangle, lockboxes, minimum operations, log parsing, UTF-8 validation, N Queens, Star Wars API, matrix rotation, making change, island perimeter, and Prime Game. Ideal for developing problem-solving skills for technical interviews.

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🌟 ALX Interview Repository

Welcome to the ALX Interview Repository! This collection showcases a series of projects that explore algorithms, data structures, and problem-solving techniques. Each project focuses on a specific challenge and implements solutions in Python.


📂 Project List

🌐 About: Implement Pascal's Triangle in Python.


🔐 About: Solve the problem of opening a series of lockboxes using a key search algorithm.


📉 About: Compute the minimum number of operations to achieve a given number of elements using copy-paste logic.


📜 About: Parse server logs and compute metrics such as file sizes and request counts.


About: Validate if a data set represents a valid UTF-8 encoding.


👑 About: Solve the famous N Queens problem using backtracking algorithms.


🌌 About: Consume the Star Wars API to retrieve and display data programmatically.


🔄 About: Rotate a 2D matrix by 90 degrees in place.


💰 About: Solve the coin change problem by determining the fewest coins needed to make up a given amount.


🏝️ About: Calculate the perimeter of an island represented in a grid.


🎮 About: Implement a game based on prime numbers and determine the winner.


🚀 Getting Started

  1. Clone this repository:
    git clone https://github.com/Alogyn/alx-interview.git
  2. Navigate to a project folder:
    cd alx-interview/0x00-pascal_triangle
  3. Run the Python scripts and explore the solutions!

✨ Features

  • Diverse Projects: Challenges cover a wide range of topics including algorithms, backtracking, API interaction, and data validation.
  • Educational: Perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of problem-solving and algorithm design.

✍️ Author


Happy Coding! 💻✨

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Algorithmic solutions in Python, covering Pascal's Triangle, lockboxes, minimum operations, log parsing, UTF-8 validation, N Queens, Star Wars API, matrix rotation, making change, island perimeter, and Prime Game. Ideal for developing problem-solving skills for technical interviews.

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