Data Structures in C++

Data Structures in C++

Data structures are an important and essential part of programming in C++. By using data structures, we can perform operations on data such as storing, representing, organizing data, and many more operations. Data structures in C++ are broadly classified into 3 different types they are simple data structures, compound data structures, static and dynamic data structures. Compound data structures are further classified into two types they are linear data structure and non-linear data structure.

The following section covers C++ programs on data structure topics such as arrays, linked lists, singly-linked lists, doubly linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, binary trees, binary search trees, hashing, heap, and, graphs. It also contains C++ programs on data structure operations like searching, sorting, adding, updating, and deleting. These C++ examples cover a wide range of programming areas in Computer Science. These C++ programs are often asked for in the interview. Every example program includes program description, C++ code, and program output. All examples have been compiled and tested on Windows and Linux systems.

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