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acenelio/curso-algoritmos
Course companion repo for a Brazilian programming fundamentals course taught by Nelio Alves. Contains ~50 small exercises implemented in parallel across C, C++, C#, and Java — things like factorial, quadrant detection, Bhaskara's formula. It's a student reference, not a library.
Each exercise is isolated into its own file/project, so students can find and run exactly one concept without wading through unrelated code. The C# section uses proper .sln/csproj structure rather than single-file hacks, which at least teaches students what a real project layout looks like. The parallel implementation across four languages is genuinely useful for seeing how the same logic translates — particularly the C vs C++ comparison.
Abandoned since January 2023 with no indication the course itself is still active; the README is just a link to a commercial course site. No explanations, comments, or context in any of the files — it's just answers, which limits its value to anyone not enrolled in the specific course. The C# section creates a separate .sln per exercise, which means 50+ solution files for problems that could live in one project with one file each. No Java source is visible in the directory tree despite the repo being classified as Java.