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Welcome to the Documentation Wiki of Deconto!

If you stumbled here by accident: Congrats, you’ve discovered the Hogwarts Library of Computer Science—but with fewer ghosts and more ghosts in the machine.
If you’re here on purpose: Give yourself a high-five
 with your mind!

🎓 For My Students

Scenario 1: You’re here because the syllabus said so.
Scenario 2: You’re procrastinating on Instagram and thought, “Why not learn recursion instead?”
Either way, let’s turn your ‘Ctrl + Z’ moments into ‘Ctrl + S’ victories!

Why This Wiki Exists (Spoiler: The Internet is Chaotic)

The internet is like a buffet of knowledge — except half the dishes are missing, some are labeled wrong (looking at you, “blockchain for cats” tutorial), and occasionally, a pigeon flies off with the mashed potatoes.

I’ve spent countless hours:
- đŸ•”ïž Decoding tutorials written in Ancient Programmer Hieroglyphs (aka overly academic jargon),
- đŸ› ïž Fixing code examples that “work on my machine” (but not in reality),
- 😭 Wrestling with topics like binary trees (no, they don’t grow apples) and recursion (the CS version of “we need to go deeper” Inception memes).

So here’s the fix: A one-stop wiki that’s curated, organized, and guaranteed to have zero pop-up ads for VPNs.

What’s Inside? (Spoiler: Everything But the Kitchen Sink
 Unless We Code One)

Think of this wiki as a Swiss Army knife dipped in Red Bull. You’ll find:

  1. Algorithms: Explained with fewer flowcharts and more “wait, that’s actually cool?!” moments.
  2. Data Structures: Because arrays are cool, but hash tables are the secret sauce of life.
  3. Programming Languages: Guides for Python, Java, C++, and more — including how to survive missing semicolons.

Contribution Policy (Yes, You Can Help!)

Found a typo? A code snippet that summons Cathulhu? Get in touch with me 😎.