Problem Solving with Data Structures
DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms), also known as PSDS (Problem Solving Data Structures), is essential for writing efficient code. It involves organizing and managing data to solve complex problems effectively. This repository focuses on both linear and non-linear data structures to enhance problem-solving skills.
Linear data structures store elements sequentially, facilitating easy traversal. Examples include:
- Arrays: Elements stored in contiguous memory locations.
- Linked Lists: Nodes containing elements and references to the next node.
Non-linear data structures offer more complex arrangements, making traversal more challenging. These structures include trees, graphs, and hash tables.
Sorting is crucial for arranging data in preferred orders, facilitating efficient searching and retrieval.
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This README provides a comprehensive overview of data structures, emphasizing the importance of problem-solving skills and efficient coding practices.