JavaPatternLibrary

A comprehensive template repository containing a wide variety of Java pattern programs, organized by difficulty and type. This repository is designed to help students, beginners, and Java enthusiasts practice and improve their skills. Contributions are encouraged and welcomed!

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📖 About

JavaPatternLibrary is a resource for learning and practicing Java pattern programs. It contains a wide range of patterns, from basic to advanced, across various types, including star patterns, number patterns, and mixed shapes. Users can explore and practice Java pattern programs at different levels of difficulty.

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✨ Features

• Organized by Category: Patterns are sorted by types, such as stars, numbers, alphabets, and more complex shapes.
• Difficulty Levels: Each pattern is tagged with its difficulty level, making it easy for users to choose based on their experience.
• Contributions Welcome: Users are invited to add new patterns and improve existing ones.

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📁 Pattern Categories

1. Star Patterns
2. Number Patterns
3. Alphabet Patterns
4. Mixed Patterns
5. Special Shape Patterns
6. Spiral and Wave Patterns
7. Checkerboard Patterns
8. Zigzag Patterns
9. Heart Patterns
10. Palindromic Patterns
11. Symmetric and Asymmetric Patterns
12. Hollow Patterns

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🚀 Getting Started

To use this repository, follow these steps:

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/AdityaRaj81/JavaPatternLibrary.git
   cd JavaPatternLibrary

2. Set Up a Java Environment:

   • Ensure Java is installed on your system.
   • You can verify the installation by running:

     java -version

3. Compile and Run a Pattern Program:

   • Navigate to a pattern file in the terminal.
   • Compile and run it with:

     javac PatternFileName.java
     java PatternFileName

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🤝 How to Contribute

We are delighted to have contributors! If you have a new pattern idea or enhancement, please consider contributing to this repository. Here’s how to get started:

1. Fork this repository.
2. Create a new branch for your contribution:

   git checkout -b add-new-pattern

3. Add your pattern file in the appropriate folder. Please follow these standards:
   • Include clear comments explaining each section of the code.
   • Format the code neatly and consistently.
   • Name the file descriptively (e.g., InvertedPyramidPattern.java).
4. Commit your changes and push your branch:

   git add .
   git commit -m "Added Inverted Pyramid Pattern"
   git push origin add-new-pattern

5. Open a Pull Request with a brief description of your pattern.

Thank you for helping to expand this library and supporting Java learners around the world!

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👤 Made By

Created and maintained by Aditya Raj. If you’d like to connect, please feel free to reach out via email at Connect@RajAditya@gmail.com.