Add a basic directory structure and placeholder files #1
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Add a directory structure to the project. I've made a couple of high-level programming interview quiz categories, with some common sub-categories underneath. The underlying text files are just for the sake of being able to commit the containing folder(s). The
README.mdfiles in each (sub)directory should contain a basic Table of Contents that can carry the viewer to a particular sub-category of programming interview quizzes. The goal of this is to simply identify some common programming interview quiz categories and make a directory hierarchy that reflects the interview quiz categories.