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Data Structures Notes Muhammad Usman Complete

The document is a comprehensive guide on data structures, covering 14 key topics including definitions, types, and applications of various data structures such as arrays, stacks, queues, trees, and graphs. It also discusses sorting algorithms and Big O notation for analyzing time and space complexity. Key takeaways emphasize the importance of selecting appropriate data structures for algorithm efficiency.

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Data Structures Notes Muhammad Usman Complete

The document is a comprehensive guide on data structures, covering 14 key topics including definitions, types, and applications of various data structures such as arrays, stacks, queues, trees, and graphs. It also discusses sorting algorithms and Big O notation for analyzing time and space complexity. Key takeaways emphasize the importance of selecting appropriate data structures for algorithm efficiency.

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■ Data Structures – Complete Notes (14 Topics)

Prepared by: Muhammad Usman

“Knowledge is Power.”
Table of Contents
Sr. Topic Page No.
1 Data Structure – Definition, Purpose, Uses, Applications 3
2 Linear and Non-Linear Data Structures – Examples 5
3 Array – Concept, Uses, and Examples 6
4 Stack – Definition, Operations, Example 8
5 Queue – Definition, Types, Example 10
6 Tree – Definition, Types, Example 12
7 Graph – Definition, Representation, Example 14
8 Array (Types & Purpose) 16
9 Linked List – Definition, Types, Example 17
10 1D, 2D, 3D Arrays – Explanation, Example, Address Formulas 19
11 Array Operations – In Detail 22
12 Sorting – Types, Purpose, Example 25
13 Big O Notation – In Major Detail 28
14 Array Time and Space Complexity – In Major Detail 32
15 Summary & Key Takeaways 35
■ Topic 1: Data Structure – Definition, Purpose, Uses,
Applications
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■ Topic 2: Linear and Non-Linear Data Structures –
Examples
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■ Topic 3: Array – Concept, Uses, and Examples
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■ Topic 4: Stack – Definition, Operations, Example
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■ Topic 5: Queue – Definition, Types, Example
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■ Topic 6: Tree – Definition, Types, Example
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■ Topic 7: Graph – Definition, Representation, Example
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■ Topic 8: Array (Types & Purpose)
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■ Topic 9: Linked List – Definition, Types, Example
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■ Topic 10: 1D, 2D, 3D Arrays – Explanation, Example,
Address Formulas
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■ Topic 11: Array Operations – In Detail
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■ Topic 12: Sorting – Types, Purpose, Example
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■ Topic 13: Big O Notation – In Major Detail
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■ Topic 14: Array Time and Space Complexity – In Major
Detail
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■ Summary & Key Takeaways
• Arrays provide O(1) access but O(n) insertion/deletion in the middle.
• Stacks and Queues are useful for LIFO and FIFO operations.
• Trees and Graphs allow hierarchical and networked data representation.
• Sorting algorithms vary in complexity; Merge and Quick Sort are efficient for large
datasets.
• Big O Notation measures time/space complexity independent of hardware.
• Choosing the right data structure is key for algorithm efficiency.

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