Quick Facts
- Type: Technical Documentation Project
- Status: Ongoing / Expanding
- Focus: Core CS + Programming Fundamentals
- Format: Markdown-based reference system
Purpose
The Programmer Knowledge Base was created to consolidate core computer science concepts into a structured, searchable system.
Goal: Reinforce foundational knowledge while building a scalable reference system that grows alongside projects.
Topics Covered
Data Structures
Arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs, and hash maps — including tradeoffs and complexity.
Algorithms
Sorting, searching, recursion, dynamic programming, and graph traversal fundamentals.
Programming Languages
Concept comparisons across languages (types, scope, memory models, paradigms).
Web & Game Dev Notes
CSS layout systems, JavaScript fundamentals, and Unity/game architecture concepts.
Repository Structure
Programmer-Notes/
├── algorithms/
├── data-science/
├── data-structures/
├── fundamentals/
├── game-dev/
├── languages/
├── tools/
├── web/
└── README.mdEach section follows a consistent structure: definition → example → complexity → practical notes.
Design Philosophy
- Clarity over verbosity: Notes are concise but structured.
- Practical focus: Examples are included wherever helpful.
- Long-term scalability: Folder structure supports expansion.
- Consistency: Each topic follows a similar documentation pattern.
Next Steps
- Add complexity analysis summaries to all DS&A topics
- Create visual diagrams for trees and graphs
- Standardize formatting template across all sections
- Add cross-links between related concepts