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Data Structures Project Presentation

The document presents a Java-based interactive application focused on data structures and algorithms, including arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, searching, sorting, trees, and graphs. Each data structure and algorithm is modularly implemented, promoting clarity and reusability. It serves as an essential foundation for advanced algorithmic topics and offers a practical learning experience.

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Data Structures Project Presentation

The document presents a Java-based interactive application focused on data structures and algorithms, including arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, searching, sorting, trees, and graphs. Each data structure and algorithm is modularly implemented, promoting clarity and reusability. It serves as an essential foundation for advanced algorithmic topics and offers a practical learning experience.

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Data Structures

and Algorithms in
Java
By Ahmed Alhosani M00007942, Ammar Alhammadi M00007900, Suhail Alhadhrami M00008488, Mohammed
Almazrouei M00007972, Mohammed Aldahmani M00008540
Main Menu
Overview

 Interactive menu-based
application.
 Allows user to select
data structure or
algorithm.
 Each selection routes to
a dedicated module.
 Ensures modularity and
clarity in execution.
Arrays

 Linear structure for


fixed-size storage.
 Operations: Insert,
Delete, Search,
Display.
 Implemented using
ArrayList for dynamic
sizing.
Linked Lists

 Consists of nodes with


data and pointer to
next.
 Operations: Insert at
beginning/end, Delete,
Search, Traverse.
 Uses Java's LinkedList
class.
Stacks

 LIFO (Last In, First Out)


structure.
 Operations: Push, Pop,
Peek, Display.
 Implemented using
Java Stack class.
Queues

 FIFO (First In, First Out)


structure.
 Operations: Enqueue,
Dequeue, Peek, Display.
 Implemented using
LinkedList as Queue.
Searching
Algorithms

 Linear Search: Checks


each element one by
one.
 Binary Search: Divides
sorted array to find
target.
 Binary Search requires
sorted input.
Sorting
Algorithms

 Bubble Sort: Simple but


inefficient for large
datasets.
 Quick Sort: Divide-and-
conquer, efficient
average case.
 Merge Sort: Divide-and-
conquer, stable sort.
Trees

 Hierarchical structure
with root, left and right
nodes.
 Supports Insert, Delete,
Preorder, Inorder,
Postorder traversal.
 Implements a Binary
Search Tree.
Graphs

 Non-linear structure
with nodes and edges.
 Undirected graph using
adjacency list
(HashMap).
 Supports DFS and BFS
traversal methods.
 Java implementation of fundamental data
structures.
 Promotes modular, reusable, and
maintainable design.
Conclusion  Essential foundation for advanced
algorithmic topics.
 Provides practical and interactive learning
experience.

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