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Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) — Concise Guide

GitHub topics: #c #dsa #algorithms #datastructures
Introduction
This repository contains concise, well-documented C implementations of core data structures and algorithms. It is focused on formative learning: short, clear examples paired with complexity notes and small exercises that build practical algorithmic skills. Use this guide to follow a short, structured study path and practice problem-solving with annotated code.
Quick Summary
| Topic | Folder | What to expect |
|---|
| Data Structures | linkedlist/, double_Linked_List/, tree/ | Implementations and basic operations |
| Algorithms | Leetcode/, DAA/ | Problem solutions, search, sort, graph, DP |
| Notes & Practice | DSA COURSE/, PATTERSNS/ | Course notes, pattern practice |
Folder Structure
DSA/
├─ linkedlist/
├─ circular Linked List/
├─ double_Linked_List/
├─ stack/
├─ quee/
├─ binary search tree/
├─ AVL TREE/
├─ b and b+ tree/
├─ Graph/
├─ Leetcode/
└─ DAA/
Key Points
- Start with
file00.c in each folder to learn the core idea.
- Each example includes complexity notes; verify Big O before optimizing.
- Compile with
gcc -g filename.c -o filename.exe and run the produced executable.
- Use
Leetcode/ for practice problems and DAA/ for analysis examples.
Ending
This guide is intentionally short and formative. For deeper study, open the folder matching the topic. Contributions welcome.
Last updated: April 2026
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