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Introduction to common data structures

with Joe Marini

Algorithms are the universal building blocks of programming. Learn the most popular and useful programming algorithms for searching and sorting data, counting values, and more.



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Algorithms power the world

1m 1s
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What you should know

4m 10s
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What are algorithms?

2m 31s
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Common algorithms in programming

4m 40s
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Measuring algorithm performance

3m 35s
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Introduction to common data structures

1m 54s
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Arrays

2m 24s
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Linked lists

2m 33s
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Linked lists example

6m 34s
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Stacks and queues

2m 28s
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Stacks and queues example

4m 46s
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Dictionaries

6m 23s
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Understanding recursion

3m 58s
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Simple recursion example

3m 1s
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Calculating power and factorial

4m 24s
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Overview of sorting

1m 54s
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The bubble sort

4m 26s
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The merge sort

2m 7s
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Implementing the merge sort

3m 30s
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The quicksort

3m 4s
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Implementing the quicksort

5m 59s
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Unordered list search

2m 17s
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Binary search

4m 32s
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Determine if a list is sorted

3m 57s
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Unique filtering with sets

4m 51s
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Value counting with a dictionary

2m 41s
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Find max value recursively

4m 14s
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Balancing statements with Stack

4m 52s
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Next steps

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