Data Structures and Algorithms Chapter 11 Binary Search Trees • Can be used to implement a sorted map. • Each internal position p in a binary search tree stores (k, v) pair. • Binary search tree is a proper binary tree with the following properties: For each internal position p with entry (k, v) pair, […]
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Data Structures and Algorithms Chapter 10 Maps • Map is a data structure to efficiently store and retrieve values based on search keys. • Map stores (key, value) pairs. • Each (key, value) pair is called an entry. • Keys are unique. • Maps are also known as associative arrays. • Applications: – (movie title,
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Data Structures and Algorithms Chapter 3 Linked Lists • A node stores an element and a link (or links). • Nodes are connected by links. • A link is the reference to (or the address of) a node. • Singly linked list, doubly linked list, circularly linked list • Link, reference, and pointer are used
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Data Structures and Algorithms Chapter 8 General Trees Basics • Agraphisasetofnodesandasetofedges. • Formally, a graph G = (V, E), where V is a set of nodes (or vertices) and E is a set of edges. • Each edge connects two nodes, and is represented as (u, v), where u and v are nodes. • A
Data Structures and Algorithms Chapter 9 Priority Queues • Each element in a queue is associated with a key. • When an element is removed, an element with a minimal (or maximal) key is removed. • Usually keys are numbers. • Objects can be used as keys as far as there is a total ordering
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Chapter 5 PIC18 Timers • Counter is a register that can be loaded with a binary number (count) which can be incremented per clock/instruction cycle. • We can use this counter to measure time. Copyright By PowCoder代写 加微信 powcoder • Time is calculated as follows: – Find difference between beginning count and last count –
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