Introduction to Algorithms and Data structures in C++

Introduction to Algorithms and Data structures in C++, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.28, with 39 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 6840 reviews, and has 138948 subscribers.

You will learn about Deeply understand basic Algorithms & Data Structures concepts Apply Algorithms & Data structures to new problems Analyse algorithms efficiency Find efficient algorithms Solve algorithmic problems! Learn more advanced topics This course is ideal for individuals who are You, if you dont know where to start. or You, if you watched many YouTube videos without understanding! or You, if you want to learn Algorithms & Data Structures fast! or You, if you want to solve algorithmic problems! It is particularly useful for You, if you dont know where to start. or You, if you watched many YouTube videos without understanding! or You, if you want to learn Algorithms & Data Structures fast! or You, if you want to solve algorithmic problems!.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Algorithms and Data structures in C++

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.28

Number of Lectures: 39

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 39

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 41

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 41

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Deeply understand basic Algorithms & Data Structures concepts

Apply Algorithms & Data structures to new problems

Analyse algorithms efficiency

Find efficient algorithms

Solve algorithmic problems!

Learn more advanced topics

Who Should Attend

You, if you dont know where to start.

You, if you watched many YouTube videos without understanding!

You, if you want to learn Algorithms & Data Structures fast!

You, if you want to solve algorithmic problems!

Target Audiences

You, if you dont know where to start.

You, if you watched many YouTube videos without understanding!

You, if you want to learn Algorithms & Data Structures fast!

You, if you want to solve algorithmic problems!

***Big update?– Dynamic programming***

Fibonacci sequence

Dynamic programming

How to spot recurrence relations?

0/1 Knapsack problem

Stack

Check parenthesis expression

Queue

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I’m a competitive programmer, World Finalist in Google HashCode algorithmic challenge, and a?3x?Gold Medalist?in the Computing Olympiad C/C++.?You will learn fundamentals Algorithms & Data structures?fast and the knowledge will resist because I teach you using visual?examples.

You will get my advice every time you need it! Just message me.

If you know the basics of C++, this course suits you perfectly !

I’ve designed this course to take you down a guided learning path.?You will find some GOLD tricks sprinkled throughout the course that will help you become an algorithmic ninja!

What can you take from me ?

I have spent 5 years of my life learning this topic by myself. You have the possibility to take my knowledge for granted! I’m teaching in the way I learnt: with illustration and examples.

My Promise to You

Algorithms and Data structures brought me success and immense satisfaction. I created this course to share my knowledge with you because I love this topic and I promise to teach you with enthusiasm! If you need support, I will be just a message away.

My Approach

Practice, practice and more practice. After each lecture, I will guide you to solve little problems!?The most important thing you can obtain from this course is to think like a problem solver!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Curriculum overview & Video quality

Chapter 2: Getting started

Lecture 1: Installing IDE: Codeblocks

Lecture 2: Creating a project

Chapter 3: Building a strong foundation

Lecture 1: What is STL ?

Lecture 2: Time is your single competitor

Lecture 3: Global/Local variables: Part one

Lecture 4: Global/Local variables: Part two

Lecture 5: How to prepare for competitive programming ?

Lecture 6: Global/Local variables: Part three

Lecture 7: Lessons from my CS degree

Lecture 8: How debug effectively

Lecture 9: Algorithms complexity

Lecture 10: Appearance array

Lecture 11: PRACTICAL EXERCISE – Counting sort

Lecture 12: Stack

Lecture 13: PRACTICAL EXERCISE: Check parenthesis expression

Lecture 14: Queue

Lecture 15: PRACTICAL EXERCISE

Lecture 16: How to prepare for the coding interview?

Lecture 17: Binary search

Lecture 18: GOLD trick: Mars trickery

Lecture 19: Finding first or last occurrence of a number

Lecture 20: PRACTICAL EXERCISE

Lecture 21: PRACTICAL EXERCISE – Number of occurrences

Lecture 22: Basic sorting

Lecture 23: Fast sorting: Sort from STL

Lecture 24: PRACTICAL EXERCISE: Majority element

Lecture 25: Data structures: Part one

Lecture 26: Data structures: Part two

Lecture 27: Constructors: Part one

Lecture 28: Constructors: Part two

Lecture 29: Sorting structures

Chapter 4: Dynamic programming

Lecture 1: Fibonacci sequence

Lecture 2: Dynamic programming

Lecture 3: How to spot recurrence relations?

Lecture 4: 0/1 Knapsack problem

Chapter 5: Becoming a PRO

Lecture 1: Finding the ideal complexity

Lecture 2: PRACTICAL EXERCISE: Finding a sum

Instructors

Andrei Margeloiu
Google HashCode World finalist, 3x Gold medalist

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