This module is build for all those working professionals/students who have basic knowledge of Data Structures and want to save coding time,this module contains various single LinkedList,stack,queue operations.It also contains 5 sorting algorithms and 2 searching algorithms.
Linked List Operations
from data_structure.linkedlist import create,traversal,insertAtEnd,insertBegin,insertMiddle #Methods to create and Traverse Linked List #create("Hi") #To create node,creates one node at a time #create("How") #create("Are") #create("You") #traversal() #To traverse Linked List
#Output: #Hi->How->Are->You->None
#Methods to Insert in Linked List #insertBegin("Hey,") #Insert at Beginning #traversal() #output: #Hey,->Hi->How->Are->You->None
#insertMiddle(2,"Bro") #First parameter takes position,second parameter takes data #traversal() #output: #Hey,->Hi->Bro->How->Are->You->None
#insertAtEnd("Doing") #Inserting at end #traversal() #output: #Hey,->Hi->Bro->How->Are->You->Doing->None
Stack Operations
#from data_structure.stack import Stack #s = Stack()
#To push element in stack #s.push(50) #output: #'50 pushed' #s.push(80) #output: #'80 pushed'
#To peek the stack #s.peek() #output: #80
#To pop elements in stack #s.remove() #output: #80
Queue Operations
#from data_structure.queue import Queue
#q=Queue()
#To insert elements into queue #q.insert(40) #output: #'40 inserted'
#q.insert(50) #output: #'50 inserted'
#To remove elements from queue #q.remove() #output: #40
#To check size of Queue #q.size() #output: #1
Sorting Operations
#This module contains 5 sorting algorithms which are:
#1)bubbleSort. #2)mergeSort. #3)insertionSort. #4)shellSort. #5)selectionSort.
#from data_structure.sort import mergeSort,bubbleSort,insertionSort,shellSort,selectionSort #sort = mergeSort([5,101,35,121,55,75]) #print(sort) #output: #[5, 35, 55, 75, 101, 121]
#sort = selectionSort([5,101,35,121,55,75]) #print(sort) #output: #[5, 35, 55, 75, 101, 121]
#Searching Operations
#from data_structure.search import linearSearch,binarySearch #Linear Search #search = linearSearch([5,101,35,121,55,75],121) #print(search) #Binary Search, Note list passed should be sorted #search = binarySearch([5, 35, 55, 75, 101, 121],121) #print(search) #output: #Found 121 at index 5
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