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A practical guide to learning data structures simply and easily
About This Book- This book is a very practical, friendly, and useful guide that will help you analyze problems and choose the right data structures for your solution
- Learn to recognize data patterns for determining which structures apply to a given problem
- Explore the unique rules or gotchas that will help you become an excellent programmer
If youre self-taught programmers in any language who wants to gain a solid understanding of data structures and how to use them to solve real-world problems in your day-to-day development work, then this book is for you.
What You Will Learn- A rapid overview of data types, applications for each type, best practices and high-level variations between platforms
- Review the most common data structures and build working examples in the languages used for mobile platform software development
- Understand advanced data structure concepts such as generic collections, searching and sorting algorithms, and recursion
- Learn to use Stacks (LIFO) and queues (FIFO) in your daily application
- Add/remove objects and nest arrays and dictionaries within another dictionary and understand why such architecture is often preferred or necessary
- Get acquainted with the tree structures such as heap, binary, and graphs, apply them to work
- Unleash the power of different sorting techniques such as bubble sort, quick sort, merge sort, insertion sort, and radix sort
- Perform searching operations on arrays, heaps, graphs, and binary trees in different languages
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William Smith has been writing software since 1988, but he began his professional career in the environmental field with degrees in Environmental Science and Business Administration. While working in this field, William continued writing software as a hobbyist before returning to the University of Maryland for a degree in Computer Science.
William currently works as an independent software engineer and author. He is the owner of Appsmiths LLC, a development and consulting firm concentrating on mobile application and game development using native tools as well as cross-platform tools, such as Xamarin and Monogame.
William lives in rural West Virginia with his beautiful wife and four sons, where they enjoy hunting, fishing, and camping as a family.
Aditya Abhay Halabe is a full-stack web application developer at Springer Nature's technology division. His primary technology stack includes Scala, Java, Graph, and document store databases, micro-web services, multiple frameworks, and extreme programming practices. He is passionate about his work and likes to take on new challenges and responsibilities. Previously, Aditya worked as a consultant with Oracle and as a developer with John Deere Ltd.
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Quite often, as software developers, when presented with a new task or challenge, we find ourselves grabbing code fragments or patterns that we are most familiar with. We typically make this choice because those fragments and patterns represent the shortest path between two points, namely, the clients requirements and a deadline (also known as payday). However, this approach sometimes prevents us from learning new skills and ideas that will make us better and more efficient developers.
This book was written to give aspiring, new, or relatively inexperienced but busy developers an opportunity to step back and examine some of the fundamental concepts regarding data types and data structures. To that, we will examine how these types and structures are built, how they function, and how we can leverage them in our everyday applications. By doing so, we will gain new knowledge, skills, abilities and, hopefully, get some new ideas on how to leverage these basic components.
, Data Types: Foundational Structures , is a very brief overview of basic data types that comprise of data structures. This will be a rapid overview as even new programmers will already be familiar with some or most of these components. Attention will be paid to applications for each type, best practices, and a high-level comparison of any variations between platforms.
, Arrays: Foundational Collections , introduces you to the array data structure. This discussion will include specific details of the structure, including the typical applications, as well as specific concerns for each language. This is an important foundation chapter, as many of the subsequent data structures are built using arrays.
, Lists: Linear Collections , covers the specific details of the list data structure, including the most common functions associated with lists, typical applications for lists, and specific concerns for each language.
, Stacks: LIFO Collections , introduces you to the stack data structure. In this chapter, the reader will learn the specific details of the structure including the most common functions associated with stacks, typical applications for stacks, and specific concerns for each language.
, Queues: FIFO Collections , talks about the specific details of the queue data structure, including the most common functions associated with queues, typical applications for queues, and specific concerns for each language.
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