Code contribution + bug fixing + code organisation #145
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Description
This pull request includes several improvements, bug fixes, and file organization changes for the C++ section of the repository.
Summary of Changes
Added code formatting using simple VS Code extensions and improved organization by removing extra spaces.
Fixed typos across multiple files.
Resolved various bugs such as missing header files, version errors, and incorrect file extensions.
Fixed files that were missing extensions.
Moved two tree data structure code files (previously outside folders) into the tree folder.
Added three new folders containing my C++ codes:
class programsinheritancepolymorphismNote: Most files names contain spaces which may prevent compilation — feel free to rename them for consistency.
The large number of insertions in the diff is due to formatting changes only. You can safely merge this PR without issues.
Fixes: #144 issue
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Type of Change
How to Test
class programs,inheritance,polymorphism).Checklist
Additional Notes
All formatting and organizational changes were done carefully to improve readability and maintainability.
You can merge this PR without any risk of breaking functionality.