The book is titled "Data Structures."
This textbook is aimed specifically at BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) 2nd-year students.
The book covers a broad range of topics, including: Data structures and algorithms Arrays Linked lists Stacks and queues Trees (including binary trees and binary search trees) Graphs Searching techniques (binary and linear search) Various sorting algorithms (bubble sort, insertion sort, selection sort, merge sort, quick sort)
This book stands out due to its extensive coverage of core topics, structured learning approach, practical implementation focus, and emphasis on self-assessment. It simplifies complex concepts into easily understandable segments and includes numerous solved problems and real-world examples.
The book is methodically structured to guide students from basic to advanced topics, beginning with foundational concepts and gradually introducing more complex structures and algorithms.
Yes, the book includes numerous solved problems and real-world examples to illustrate how theoretical concepts are applied in actual programming scenarios.
Yes, each chapter concludes with a "Test Your Knowledge" section featuring exercises designed to reinforce the material and assess your understanding of the concepts.
The exam will consist of four units, including a total of nine questions. Students must answer one question from each unit and one compulsory question from the entire syllabus.
The book introduces fundamental concepts such as complexity analysis, the importance of data structures in programming, and basic operations associated with arrays, stacks, and other structures.
While some familiarity with programming may be beneficial, the book is written in accessible English and is structured to cater to varying levels of prior knowledge.