Data Structures 👩💻 Domain on HackerRank - Problems & Solutions 📑📘
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Data Structures 👩💻 Domain on HackerRank - Problems & Solutions 📑📘
This repository contains Java code that I have written to solve DSA problems on LeetCode. Each solution is organized by DSA concept and is meant to showcase my understanding and proficiency in implementing these concepts. The purpose of this repository is to serve as a reference for everyone who is interested in learning DSA through LeetCode
This repository contains certain programs of DSA.
Repository showing DS implementation in java
Classical algorithms and data structures, such as searching and sorting algorithms, linked list, binary tree, stack, with my implementation in Java utilizing Generics. Test programs are written as junit test cases.
All the important Data Structures and Algorithms implemented using Java
Java-based restaurant management simulation involving menu, stock, transactions, and guest seating. Utilizes hash tables, linked lists, queues, and OOP principles. Features include menu and stock management, order processing, donations, and transaction recording.
This is a simple example of a singly linked list implementation in Java.
Collection of data structures and algorithms in different languages. PHP / Go / Java
These are algorithms I have coded for various potential coding interview questions. They are sorted by topic.
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE II: Covers advanced programming techniques and data structures. Topics include recursion, algorithm analysis, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs, tables, searching, and sorting.
Objectives: given a problem statement design, debug and test a Java program that efficiently solves the problem; write programs that effectively implement arrays, maps, linked lists, trees, and graphs; and evaluate the time and space complexity of iterative and recursive algorithms using empirical and mathematical analysis. Official course grade: A
Java linked lists used to create a mutable name directory
This repository contains solutions and test cases to Gayle Laakmann McDowell's Cracking the Coding Interview (6th Edition)
A repository dedicated to essential Data Structures and Algorithms problems for placement preparation, implemented in Java. Focused on honing problem-solving skills and maximizing readiness for coding interviews.
Java-based application for managing and processing climate and economic information for USA communities using a layered linked list structure. Features include CSV data import, efficient data management, and retrieval methods. Ideal for learning and applying OOP and linked lists.
All assignments from my Data Structures (CS112) class at Rutgers.
Sudoku is a puzzle game that first appeared in the 18th Century. A cell is a space where a single number can be filled in. The goal is to fill every cell on the board with a number without having any duplicate numbers in any of the rows, columns and blocks.
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