👉 The Cashiers Project is an open-source, web-based educational tool designed to teach computer science fundamentals, particularly algorithms and data structures, through interactive coding challenges. Developed by the University of Michigan's Computer Science Department, it allows students to write and execute code in a browser without needing to install any software. The project features a variety of tasks, such as implementing sorting algorithms, managing queues, and optimizing resource allocation, all of which help learners understand key concepts like recursion, greedy algorithms, and dynamic programming. By providing immediate feedback on code execution, it fosters a hands-on learning environment that enhances problem-solving skills and programming proficiency.
