Data Structure Problem
Data Structure Problem
- Describe the First-In-First-Out (FIFO) principle and why it's essential in a queue.
- List the basic operations on a queue, including enqueue, dequeue, and peek.
- Describe a real-world scenario involving a queue, such as a queue at a supermarket or a retail store.
Explain how the FIFO principle applies in this context.
- Discuss another real-world example, such as an online ticket booking queue, and how queues are
used to manage the order of customers.
- Explain how customer support hotlines or live chat services use queues to manage customer
inquiries.
- Provide a code example in a programming language of your choice to demonstrate how a basic
queue can be implemented. You can use a class or a list to represent the queue.
- Reflect on the assignment and discuss whether you have encountered any real-life situations where
the concept of queues and the FIFO principle was applicable. Share your personal experiences.
- Explain how understanding queues can be valuable in your daily life or future career, especially if you
work in a field related to data structures or operations management.
1. Describe the concept of a linked list and its advantages over other data structures.
- Define what a linked list is, highlighting its key characteristics and advantages over arrays. Explain the
basic structure of a singly linked list.
- Describe the different types of linked lists, such as singly linked, doubly linked, and circular linked
lists. Explain the specific use cases for each type.
- List and explain common operations on a singly linked list, including insertion, deletion, and traversal.
- Implement a class for a singly linked list in a programming language of your choice (e.g., Python or
C++). Include methods for inserting elements at the beginning and end, deleting elements, and
displaying the linked list.
- Provide examples of how to create a singly linked list, insert elements, delete elements, and display
the list using your implemented class.
- Choose a real-world scenario where linked lists could be useful (e.g., a to-do list application, a playlist
manager, or a contact management system). Describe the problem you aim to solve.
- Develop a small application in your chosen programming language that uses a singly linked list to
address the problem you defined. Include features like adding, deleting, and displaying items.
Demonstrate your application's functionality.
- Reflect on what you have learned about linked lists through this assignment. Discuss the challenges
you encountered and how you overcame them.
- Explain how understanding and implementing linked lists can be valuable in solving real-world
problems and in a career related to computer science or software development.
- suppose all the nodes of a link list containing only integer number. Analyze and explain how can
you sort the link list. You have to write down only psudo code.
-Explain Breadth first search and Depth first search over any graph with example.
**References:**
Cite any sources you used for your assignment, including textbooks, online resources, or code
references.