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Data Structures and Algorithms Final Program - DSA in Action

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Table of Contents

Features

  • Array Index Composition: Illustrates the concept of array index composition.
  • Traverse Arrays: Demonstrates traversal techniques for one-dimensional arrays.
  • Insertion and Sorting: Allows users to insert and sort elements in arrays.
  • Merge Unsorted Arrays: Merges unsorted arrays seamlessly.
  • 2D Array Operations: Performs operations like traversal and transposition on 2D arrays.
  • Stack Implementation: Demonstrates a stack using arrays for efficient data structure handling.

Flowchart

Flowchart

Programming Paradigms & Principles Used

  • Procedural Programming: Implemented using C, focusing on procedural paradigms.
  • Data Structures: Utilizes fundamental data structures like arrays and stacks.

How to Use

Prerequisites

This guide assumes a basic understanding of the C programming language. For any issues, refer to the issues page or contribute by reporting problems or suggesting improvements.

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Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides hands-on experience with various data structures and algorithms.
  • A useful educational resource for understanding procedural programming concepts.

Cons

  • Some minor issues are yet to be addressed.

Technologies Used

The following are the technologies that have been used in the development of this project. All of them are free to use.

  • C Programming Language
  • Standard Input/Output Libraries

Work-in-Progress

This project is a continuous work in progress, with plans for additional features and integration of new technologies.

Upcoming Features

  • Dynamic Memory Management
  • Optimizations for Improved Performance

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Note

Some issues are still being addressed; updates will be provided in the upcoming weeks/months. We hope that this project will be used for educational purposes, and the system maintains its copyrights as proposed.

Enjoy ;)