0276 - Linear Linked Data Structures
Description
Course Number: CEA 0276
Linear Linked Data Structures – most programming languages have default collections that emphasize speed over memory efficiency. Linked Data structures are collection types that focus on memory efficiency and malleability over pure performance. Linear Linked Data structures follow a straight forward collection model of a single list of elements. Data Structures explored are linked lists, stacks, and queues.
Coding 3: Computer Programming Linear and Non-Linear Data Structures
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This is the final offering in a series of 3 offerings focusing on advanced data structures (linear and non-linear), with an emphasis on algorithms that take advantage of these data storage techniques.
Coding 3: Coding Early Objects and Algorithms
Related Courses
Coding 1: Coding Fundamentals
Coding 2: Coding Early Objects and Algorithms
Applies Towards the Following Programs
- Computer Programming Linear and Non-Linear Data Structures : Computer Programming Linear and Non-Linear Data Structures
- Computer Science Coding 2022-2023 : Computer Science Coding Bundle 2022-2023