Data Structures and Program Design Using Java

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Data Structures and Program Design Using Java

A Self-Teaching Introduction to Data Structures and Java

Computer programming / software engineering Algorithms and data structures Web programming

Authors: D. Malhotra, N. Malhotra

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Language: English

Published by: Packt Publishing

Published on: 1st August 2024

Format: LCP-protected ePub

ISBN: 9781836645122


A comprehensive guide to mastering data structures and program design using Java. Ideal for self-learners and students.

Key Features

Comprehensive coverage of data structures and Java programming

Practical exercises and examples for hands-on learning

Step-by-step explanations to build a solid understanding

Book Description

This book introduces the fundamentals of data structures using Java in a self-teaching format. It covers managing large databases, effective SEO, and creating web indexing services. Real-world analogies help explain technical concepts. Each chapter includes programming tasks, theoretical questions, and multiple-choice quizzes. The course begins with an introduction to data structures and Java, moving through arrays, linked lists, queues, searching and sorting, stacks, trees, multi-way search trees, hashing, files, and graphs. Each chapter builds on the previous one, ensuring a thorough understanding of data structures. Understanding these concepts is crucial for managing information and optimizing web services. This book guides readers from basic to advanced techniques, blending theory with practical skills. It is an essential resource for mastering data structures with Java, enhanced by end-of-chapter exercises and real-world examples.

What you will learn

Understand the fundamentals of data structures

Implement data structures in Java

Analyze algorithm efficiency

Develop practical coding skills

Solve complex programming problems

Prepare for advanced software development

Who this book is for

Ideal for computer science students, software engineering students, and self-learners with basic programming knowledge. No prior experience with data structures is required, but familiarity with basic Java programming is recommended.

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