Data Structures & Algorithms

 Hey There, Arin here

 Happy Coding,

 Now, Before diving into things about data structures algos and etc etc..., lets understand...


  • What are these Data Structures?

It can be easily defined as different ways of Organizing Data om your Computer.

Also remember, that efficiency of any program depends on the storage of the data, the data must be organised and stored in the most efficient way.

Example: Movie Ticket - to buy a ticket you would have to stand in a queue, which is also a kind of data structure in Computer Science.


There are a few Sub-divisions of Data Structure which we'll be discussing in later on blogs:



  • What are Algorithms?

Set of instructions to perform a task or solving a problem.

There are many types of Algorithms :

  1. Recursive Algorithm
  1. Divide and Conquer Algorithm
  1. Dynamic Programming Algorithm
  1. Greedy Algorithm
  1. Brute Force Algorithm
  1. Backtracking Algorithm

For now, this much Introduction is Sufficient we'll get to each of the topic with time.








   



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