Improve Documentation Consistency and Directory Naming#49
Improve Documentation Consistency and Directory Naming#49
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- Renamed 'Error-debug' to 'ErrorHandling' and 'deque' to 'Deque' for TitleCase consistency. - Updated root README.md with correct directory references and standardized GitHub-style anchor links for the Table of Contents. - Added LaTeX time complexity analysis to README.md files in all subdirectories (Arrays, Deque, ErrorHandling, GraphAlgorithms, LinkedLists, Queues, Recursion, Sorting, Stacks, Trees). - Included specific complexity details for Shell Sort worst-case and Deque operations. - Verified all 49 non-interactive scripts execute successfully with Python 3. Co-authored-by: ppant <149585+ppant@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR enhances the repository's documentation and organizational structure. It renames the 'Error-debug' and 'deque' directories to 'ErrorHandling' and 'Deque' respectively, ensuring a consistent TitleCase naming convention across the project. The root README.md has been updated to reflect these changes and now features correctly formatted Table of Contents links that adhere to GitHub's emoji-stripping anchor rules.
Furthermore, every subdirectory's README.md has been updated to include LaTeX-formatted time complexity analysis for each script, providing valuable educational context. Specific attention was given to Shell Sort's worst-case performance and the performance characteristics of the custom Deque implementation. All non-interactive Python scripts have been verified to run without errors, ensuring the repository remains a reliable learning resource.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 3545291282581048517 started by @ppant