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This research presentation explores core data structures in Python, including built-in types and advanced structures, emphasizing their strengths, limitations, and real-world applications. It aims to introduce key data structures, explain their implementation, analyze time and space complexity, and provide practical examples. Understanding these structures is crucial for optimizing performance in programming.

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Data Structures in Python Presentation

This research presentation explores core data structures in Python, including built-in types and advanced structures, emphasizing their strengths, limitations, and real-world applications. It aims to introduce key data structures, explain their implementation, analyze time and space complexity, and provide practical examples. Understanding these structures is crucial for optimizing performance in programming.

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Data Structures in Python

• Research Presentation
• Prepared by: [Your Name]
Background and Motivation

• Data structures are fundamental components in programming that enable efficient


data storage, organization, and manipulation.
• Python offers a wide range of built-in and user-defined data structures, making it
ideal for both beginners and professionals.
• Understanding how and when to use each structure can greatly impact
performance and code quality.
Introduction

• This research explores core data structures available in Python and their real-world
applications.
• It covers both built-in types and advanced structures, highlighting their strengths,
limitations, and use cases.
Research Objectives

• - Introduce the key data structures in Python.

• - Explain the internal implementation and behavior of each.

• - Analyze time and space complexity.

• - Demonstrate practical examples and use cases.


Scope of the Research

• This research focuses on data structures within the Python programming language.

• It includes built-in types and data structures from the collections and array
modules.

• It does not cover third-party or platform-specific structures.


Research Methodology

• The research is based on:

• - Python documentation and official tutorials.

• - Code implementation and benchmarking.

• - Analysis of real-world examples and projects.


Overview of Data Structures

• Data structures are ways of organizing and storing data so they can be accessed
and modified efficiently.
• They play a critical role in algorithm design, memory management, and software
architecture.
• Python supports both primitive and complex data structures.
Lists and Tuples

• - Lists: Mutable, ordered collections. Useful for dynamic datasets.

• - Tuples: Immutable, ordered collections. Useful for fixed data.

• Operations: Indexing, slicing, appending, popping, etc.

• Time Complexity: Access O(1), Insert/Delete O(n)


Dictionaries and Sets

• - Dictionaries: Key-value pairs, mutable and unordered (Python 3.7+ maintains


insertion order).

• - Sets: Unordered collections of unique elements.

• Efficient for lookups, membership tests.

• Time Complexity: Average O(1) for lookup, insert, delete.


Stacks and Queues

• - Stack: LIFO structure. Implemented using lists or collections.deque.

• - Queue: FIFO structure. Best implemented with collections.deque.

• Used in parsing, expression evaluation, task scheduling.

• Operations: push(), pop(), enqueue(), dequeue()


Linked Lists

• Python does not have a built-in linked list, but it can be implemented using classes.

• Types: Singly Linked List, Doubly Linked List

• Useful for dynamic memory allocation and efficient insertions/deletions.

• Time Complexity: O(n) for search, O(1) for insert/delete at head.


Trees and Graphs

• Used for hierarchical data and relationships.

• Binary trees, Binary Search Trees (BST), Heaps, Trie.

• Graphs represented using adjacency lists/dictionaries.

• Applications: File systems, routing algorithms, AI.


Advanced Structures

• - Heaps (heapq): For priority queues.

• - deque (collections): Fast appends and pops from both ends.

• - NamedTuple and dataclass: Lightweight data containers.

• - Counter, OrderedDict: Useful enhancements of dict.


Conclusion & Recommendations

• Understanding data structures is essential for efficient problem-solving.

• Python's flexibility offers many ways to structure data depending on use-case.

• Choose the right data structure for the right problem to optimize performance.
References

• - Python.org Documentation

• - "Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures" by Brad Miller

• - GeeksforGeeks Python DSA

• - Real Python Tutorials

• - Official Python collections module

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