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Organizing the repo neatly
See original GitHub issueHey guys, I was wondering we should put all the algorithms in an algorithm folder or something. I feel like It’s getting big with all those new files being added to it. I have to scroll all the way down or up to get to where I want and right now I feel it is a bit disorganized. It would be very easy for readers to just click the algorithm folder and look for the intended algorithms inside it. The extra junk can remain outside. What do you guys think?
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