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CS-401

DATA STRUCTURE OF ALGORITHM


(Sir: Malik Shehzad)

Data:

Unprocessed (information). In data structure data is captured from different sources


organized for later use.

 How can you organize data / manipulate it.


 Organize it.
 Sort it

Types of Data

Basic and abstract

 Basic
o Numeric
o Integer
o Real Number
o Character
 Abstract
o Developed from basic data types
o Used in place of basic data types to handle large amount of data
o It is for ease of use
o Array/ list/strings
 Types of Abstract
o Linear
 The type in which data is stored in sequence and is used in a sequence.
o Non-Linear
 The type in which data is neither stored nor used in sequence.
Algorithm:

The process of solving a problem e.g.

1. Start
2. Take two no.
3. Add these no.
4. Show sum
5. End

Stack:

A type of linear data structure used to store data or delete data from one end. It has two
functions;

 Push: It is used to enter data into the stack.


 Pop: It is used to delete data from the stack.

Pointer:

It is used to store and address or represent a value at that address. A pointer used in stack is TOP.

 Top = (Most recent value )


 Top = -1  is empty.
 Top = top (full)  is full.

Basic Principle

The basic principle of stack is LIFO (last in first out).

Linked List

A type of linear data structure:

 Singular Link list


 Double Link list
 Circle Link list
Singular Link List

In a single linked list, the address of the first node is always stored in a reference node known as
"front" (Sometimes it is also known as "head"). Always next part (reference part) of the last node
must be NULL.
Node

Data Address

The pointer used for link list is a variable which has the address of the starting node. It is name is
start. It is used to represent the status of a node.

If start = null than status of the node is empty

The address of the first node is given to the pointer while the address of the second node is given
to the first node and so on.

Double Link List

A Doubly Linked List is represented using the Linear Arrays in memory where each memory
address stores 3 parts: Data Value, Memory address of next Element and Memory Address of the
previous Element.

Previous Address
Data
Address Next

Circular Link List

The circular linked list is a linked list where all nodes are connected to form a circle. In a circular
linked list, the first node and the last node are connected to each other which forms a circle.
Basic functions of linked list

 Insert first
 Insert last
 Insert specific

Additional functions circular linked list are:

 Delete first
 Delete last
 Delete specific

Also in CLL only insert specific is used.

Structure

Structure is a collection of variables of different data types under a single name. It is similar to
a class in that, both holds a collection of data of different data types.
Queue

 A linear data structure that is open from both ends to perform. (FIFO)
 FIFO (Basic Principle)
 Function:
o En-queue
o De-queue
 Pointer used:
o Rear
o Front
“Like top to check the state of queue”.
 To enter a value we start from tail.
 To delete a value we start from head.

Types of Queue

 Input restricted queue


 Output restricted queue
 Circular queue
 Double ended
(Can only be implement through double linked list)
 Priority queue

Basic Operations of Queue

 En-queue  to add items / values


 De-queue  to remove / delete
 Peek or front  which item is available at front.
 Rear  which item is available at rear.
 Is full  if value of “front and rear” is same queue is full.
 Is empty  if value of “front and rear” is same queue is empty.

Tree Data structure

It has non-linear behavior is a hierarchical structure used to represent and organized data in a
way that is easy to use and navigate.

Types of Trees

 Binary tree
 Ternary tree
 Full/ Partial binary tree
 Binary Search tree
 AVL binary tree
 B-Tree

Binary Tree

If a root node has only two leaves nodes it is a binary. It has different levels. Complexity of
binary tree = 2n
Ternary Tree

If a root has three branches / leaves node then it is called ternary tree.
Basic Operation of Tree

 Create
 Insert
 Search
 Traversal
o In-order
o Pre-order
o Post-order

Tree Traversal

 Depth first
 Breath first

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