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A Self-Teaching Introduction
Dheeraj Malhotra, PhD
Neha Malhotra, PhD
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Data structures are the building blocks of computer science. The objective of this text is to emphasize the fundamentals of data structures as an introductory subject. It is designed for beginners who would like to learn the basics of data structures and their implementation using the Java programming language. With this focus in mind, we present various fundamentals of the subject, well supported with real-world analogies to enable a quick understanding of the technical concepts and to help in identifying appropriate data structures to solve specific, practical problems. This book will serve the purpose of a text/reference book and will be of immense help especially to undergraduate or graduate students of various courses in information technology, engineering, computer applications, and information sciences.
Practical Applications: Real world analogies as practical applications are given throughout the text to quickly understand and connect the fundamentals of data structures with day to day, real-world scenarios. This approach, in turn, will assist the reader in developing the capability to identify the most appropriate and efficient data structure for solving a specific, real-world problem.
Frequently Asked Questions: Frequently asked theoretical/practical questions are integrated throughout the content of the book, within related topics to assist readers in grasping the subject.
Algorithms and Programs: To better understand the fundamentals of data structures at a generic level-followed by its object-oriented implementation in Java, syntax independent algorithms, as well as implemented programs in Java, are discussed throughout the book. This presentation will assist the reader in getting both algorithms and their corresponding implementation within a single book.
Numerical and Conceptual Exercises: To assist the reader in developing a strong foundation of the subject, various numerical and conceptual problems are included throughout the text.
Multiple Choice Questions: To assist students for placement-oriented exams in various IT fields, several exercises are suitably chosen and are given in an MCQ format.
Dr. Dheeraj Malhotra
Dr. Neha Malhotra
February 2020
We are indeed grateful to Chairman VIPS- Dr. S.C. Vats, respected management, Chairperson VSIT, and Dean VSIT of Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies (GGS IP University). They are always a source of inspiration for us, and we feel honored because of their faith in us.
We also take this opportunity to extend our gratitude to our mentors Dr. O.P. Rishi (University of Kota), Dr. Sushil Chandra (DRDO, GOI), and Dr. Udyan Ghose (GGS IP University) for their motivation to execute this project.
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