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Hi friends, since many of you are starting to contribute for Hacktoberfest.
To not disallow beginners to contribute to the project, this issue can be taken up by anyone starting to learn data structures and algorithms.
You need to start solving the problems in the Hackerrank's Tracks and add your solutions in the branch named trackname in a new f
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There are some interesting algorithms in simulation from Physics, Chemistry, and Engineering especially regarding Monte Carlo simulation: Heat Bath algorithm, Metro-Police algorithm, Markov Chain Monte Carlo, etc.