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7/17/2017- Working with linked lists
- Creating a stack
- Defining a queue
- Performing a binary search
- Finding target values with a linear search
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- [Reynald] Hi, I'm Reynald Adolphe, and welcome to C# Algorithms. Algorithms is a set of steps a program follows to accomplish a task, but they can become quite sophisticated and incredibly useful to produce efficient code. Knowing the common ones and when to use them is a crucial skill to have, especially if you need to discuss them during job interviews. In this course, we're going to cover several common algorithms and when to use them so that you begin seeing the common patterns, which sets you up to learn more advanced algorithms in the future.
The ones we'll cover include linked list, stack, queue, binary search, and we'll wrap thing up with linear search. Alright, so without any further delay, let's jump right into this.
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Introduction
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Welcome51s
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Using the exercise files1m 17s
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1. Algorithms and Data Structure Overview
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Reasons for this course1m 26s
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2. Linked List
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Linked list explained2m 13s
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Linked list demo, part 16m 5s
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Linked list demo, part 25m 55s
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Code walkthrough6m 8s
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3. Stack
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Stack explained2m 14s
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Stack demo, part 16m 21s
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Code walkthrough2m 48s
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4. Queue
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Queue explained1m 29s
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Queue demo, part 15m 51s
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Queue demo, part 23m 39s
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Code walkthrough4m 1s
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5. Binary Search
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Binary search explained5m 39s
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Binary search demo7m 36s
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6. Linear Search
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Linear search explained3m 3s
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Linear search demo5m 40s
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Code walkthrough1m 36s
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Conclusion
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Next steps4m 20s
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Thank you31s
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