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Leonardus is an open source project. It is a minimalist, stack-based programming system designed as a flexible framework for implementing and exploring algorithms. The syntax and semantics of its scripting language, LeoScript, are inspired by PostScript and Forth. It is extended with a prototype-based, object-oriented paradigm, has seamless integration into JupyterLab and Docker, and provides a concise and expressive environment for learning and experimentation.

The project name is a nod to Leonardus Pisanus, who was named and became known as Fibonacci.

Consult the project's GitLab Pages for documentation.

Low-frequency Excision of the Atmosphere in Parallel (LEAP) Calibration using GPU acceleration.

A sandbox environment for C++ experimentation

Algorithms and data structures implemented in C, guided and inspired by Low Level Learning

Framework for modeling financial systems using weighted automata, with analysis of worst-case and best-case outcomes

JACAL is an imaging and calibration toolset that leverages the ASKAPSoft (now YANDASoft) processing elements into the Daliuge processing framework. It contains example imaging and calibration graphs and can deployed at small and large scale

This is a demonstration of the Whetstone Benchmark.

Diophantine Equations

Algorithms and more in modern C++. These algorithms are all being unit tested.

Algorithms and Data Structures in various Programming Paradigms

Study of execution time of differents algorithms to solve the knapsack problem, in differents instances of the problem created with a generator of knapsack problem.

Solutions to the exercises in the book Algorithms by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne.

This project has been built to solve all sorts of Sudokus: 9x9, 12x12, 16x16, 25x25, 100x100.

Solutions of Pepcoding Resources in C++

Distributed Algorithms (CS-451, EFPL) project about broadcasting messages.

Laboratori di APA PoliTo 2019/2020

A Data-Structures and Algorithms notebook for theory and competitive programming.

Algoritmic problems. Academic.