Lecture Notes for Data Structures and Algorithms
such as storing, sorting and searching data, that underlie much of computer science, but the techniques discussed will be applicable much more generally. We will start by studying some key data structures, such as arrays, lists, queues, stacks and trees, and then move on to explore their use in a range of di erent searching and sorting algorithms.
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