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@cellsemantics cellsemantics commented Jan 18, 2026

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This PR establishes the foundational directory structure and essential files for the cellsemantics welcome repository, aligning with the existing README.md's description. It provides a comprehensive starting point for new contributors and project management.

Related Issues

Relates to # (no specific issue, but fulfills the implicit need for a structured welcome repository)

Changes Made

  • Created .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md
  • Created .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/feature_request.md
  • Created .github/pull_request_template.md
  • Created CONTRIBUTING.md
  • Created LICENSE
  • Created docs/ONBOARDING.md
  • Created examples/README.md
  • Created examples/hello-world.py

Type of Change

  • Bug fix
  • New feature
  • Documentation update
  • Code refactoring
  • Other (Repository scaffolding/initialization)

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  • Tested locally (Files created and content verified)
  • Added/updated tests
  • All tests pass

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  • Code follows project style guidelines (for new files like hello-world.py)
  • Self-review completed
  • Comments added for complex code (e.g., hello-world.py)
  • Documentation updated (all new documentation files)
  • No new warnings generated
  • Tests added/updated as needed

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These changes complete the initial setup of the welcome repository, providing clear guidelines, templates, and examples as referenced in the README.md.


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Establishes initial repo structure and adds a small example plus a sortable utility with tests.

  • Adds insertion_sort.py (ascending, descending, and in-place variants) with example usage under __main__
  • Introduces comprehensive unit tests in test_insertion_sort.py covering edge cases and data types
  • Sets up repository scaffolding: issue/PR templates, CONTRIBUTING.md, docs/ONBOARDING.md, LICENSE, and examples/ (incl. hello-world.py and README)

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- Add docs/ONBOARDING.md with onboarding guide and checklist
- Add CONTRIBUTING.md with contribution guidelines
- Add GitHub templates for issues and pull requests
- Add examples directory with Python hello-world example
- Add MIT LICENSE file

This implements the structure referenced in the README.

Co-authored-by: debarka <debarka@iiitd.ac.in>
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- Implemented insertion_sort() for ascending order sorting
- Implemented insertion_sort_descending() for descending order
- Implemented insertion_sort_in_place() for in-place sorting
- Added comprehensive unit tests covering edge cases
- All 18 tests passing successfully

Co-authored-by: debarka <debarka@iiitd.ac.in>
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cellsemantics marked this pull request as ready for review January 18, 2026 18:05
- Implemented bucket_sort() for numeric values with O(n+k) average complexity
- Added bucket_sort_strings() for string sorting with case-sensitivity option
- Added bucket_sort_objects() for custom objects with key function support
- Includes internal insertion sort for efficient bucket sorting
- Handles edge cases: infinity values, negative numbers, duplicates, empty arrays
- Configurable bucket count (default: sqrt(n))
- Comprehensive test suite with 42 passing unit tests
- Complete documentation in BUCKET_SORT_README.md with API reference and examples
- Updated main README.md with bucket sort information
- Added requirements.txt for Python dependencies
- Added .gitignore for Python artifacts

This is the only sorting algorithm implementation in the repository.
- Removed insertion_sort.py and test_insertion_sort.py files
- Enhanced bucket_sort() with reverse parameter for descending order
- Added bucket_sort_in_place() for in-place sorting
- Updated bucket_sort_strings() and bucket_sort_objects() with reverse parameter
- Updated internal _insertion_sort() to support reverse ordering
- Added 9 new tests for reverse and in-place functionality (51 total tests passing)
- Updated documentation with new features and examples
- Bucket sort is now the ONLY sorting algorithm implementation in the repository

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looks good

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