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* Title..: Pluralsight Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms in C++
* Date...: 09-10-2018
* Type...: Bookware
* Disks..: 31x15mb

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Knowing some fundamental data structures and algorithms both
in theory and from a practical implementation perspective
helps you in being a better C++ programmer, gives you a good
foundation to understand standard library's containers and
algorithms inner  under the hood  mechanics, and serves as a
kind of knowledge that is required in several coding
interviews, as well. In this course, Introduction to Data
Structures and Algorithms in C++, you'll learn how to
implement some fundamental data structures and algorithms in
C++ from scratch, with a combination of theoretical
introduction using slides, and practical C++ implementation
code as well. No prior data structure or algorithm theory
knowledge is required. You only need a basic knowledge of
C++ language features. First, you'll discover how to develop
a C++ class to safely use arrays, with automatic memory
management using constructor and destructor, and safely
accessing array elements with bounds checking. Then, you'll
see how to further improve this array class, overloading the
insertion operator to offer a simple nice idiomatic printing
syntax for arrays, and optimizing the array class with move
semantics. You'll also learn how to properly copy arrays,
and you'll see the copy-and-swap idiom in action. Then,
you'll learn how to generalize the array class with
templates. Next, you'll learn about the Big O notation in a
practical intuitive way, and you'll apply that knowledge to
a couple of search algorithms. You'll start learning how to
search using the simple linear search, and then you'll see
how to improve searching, using binary search. I'll first
introduce these algorithms using slides, and then you'll see
them in action in concrete C++ demo code. Finally, you'll
discover how to implement other common data structures, like
the stack with its LIFO policy and push and pop operations,
and linked lists, including operations like list node
insertion and removal, and searching elements in a linked
list. After completing this course, you will be able to
implement some common fundamental data structures and
algorithms from scratch in C++, you'll have a practical
understanding of the Big O notation to evaluate and compare
algorithm performance trends, and you'll see in action,
several interesting C++ coding techniques that you'll be
able to reuse in your own C++ projects as well.
Moreover,
you will be able to use this foundational knowledge to move
forward to more advanced C++ data structures and algorithms
topics.

More info:
https://www.pluralsight.com

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