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Data Structures

Data structures are used to store and organize data, categorized into Built In and User Defined types. Built In types include List, Tuple, Set, and Dictionaries, each with specific characteristics regarding mutability and data organization. User Defined types include Stack, Queue, Linked List, Tree, and Graph, which are derived from existing data types.

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Data Structures

Data structures are used to store and organize data, categorized into Built In and User Defined types. Built In types include List, Tuple, Set, and Dictionaries, each with specific characteristics regarding mutability and data organization. User Defined types include Stack, Queue, Linked List, Tree, and Graph, which are derived from existing data types.

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Data Structures

Data Structures : It a storage that is used to store and


organize the data.

Data Structures Types :


 Built In
 User Defined

Built In :
It a data type that are pre-defined by
Programming Language.
Types Of Built In Data Types :
 List
 Tuple
 Set
 Dictionaries

User Defined :
It is a data type that derived from an existing
data Types.
Types of User Defined Data Types :
 Stack
 Queue
 Linked List
 Tree
 Graph
Built In Types :

1) List :
i) It is a Collection of ordered Data.
ii) It is represented by Square Bracket [ ].
iii) List is mutable.
iv) List allows duplicate elements.
v) List can use nested among all.
vi) List can be created using list() function.

Example :

2) Tuple :
i) It is an ordered collection of data.
ii) It is represented by Parentheses ( ).
iii) Tuple is immutable.
iv) Tuple allows duplicate elements.
v) Tuple can use nested among all.
vi) It can be created using tuple() function.
Example :
3) Set :
i) It is an unordered collection of data.
ii) It is represented by Curly Bracket { }.
iii) Set is mutable.
iv) Set will not allow duplicate elements.
v) Set can use nested among all.
vi) Set can be created using set() function.

Example :

4) Dictionaries :
i)It is an unordered collection of data that stores
data in key-value pairs.
ii) It can be represented by Curly Bracket { }.
iii) Dictionary is mutable.
iv) Dictionary doesn’t allow duplicate keys.
v) Dictionary can use nested among all.
vi) Dictionary can be created using dict()
function.

Example :

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