可恶的GUANGUAN.
-  LEC 00-  Data Structures-  Data Collection:- Set
- List
- Directory/Map
- Bag
- Stack
- Queue
- Grid
- Hierarchy/Tree
- Network
 
-  Data Structures- No structure_Just a collection of values
- Linear structure of values_The order matters
- Set of key-value pairs
- Hierarchial structure
- Grid/Table
- ...
 
-  Access Disciplines- Get, Put,Delete_Anywhere
- Get, Put,Delete_Only at the ends/the top/both ends
- Get, Put,Delete_By position/value/key
- ...
 
 
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-  Algorithms- A sequence of precise and concise instructions that guide you (or a computer) to solve a specific problem 
      - Input--->Algorithm--->Output
 
-  Algorithms vs. Program- Algorithms are free from grammatical rules 
        - Content is more important than form
- Acceptable as long as it tells people how to perform a task
 
- Programs must follow some syntax rules 
        - Form is important
- Even if the idea is correct, it is still not acceptable if there is syntax error
 
- Algorithms will terminate while programs may not
 
- Algorithms are free from grammatical rules 
        
- An Example: 
      - Dijkstra's Algorithm: Compute the shortest path efficiently
 
 
- A sequence of precise and concise instructions that guide you (or a computer) to solve a specific problem 
      
-  Others:-  Our focus on algorithms- Algorithms that create, access, manipulate data structures …
- Cost and performance analysis ...
- Performance refinement...
 
-  Where are we going?- Using the Java Collection Library
- Designing and Creating new Collection classes
- How to add, remove, search, sort, etc. efficiently 
        - Fundamental data structures
- Fundamental algorithms
- Measuring efficiency of algorithms
 
 
 
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-  Q&A- Why do we insist an algorithm must terminate? 
      - Does an algorithm have to terminate? - Computer Science Stack Exchange
 
 
- Why do we insist an algorithm must terminate? 
      
 
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