Data Structures and Algorithms Study Repository

Welcome to the Data Structures and Algorithms Study Repository! This project serves as a comprehensive collection of my studies and practice with various data structures, algorithms, and architectural principles.

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🗺️ Navigation

📂 Modules

• 🚀 Algorithms
  • Basics | Codility | Search | Sort
• 📐 Architecture & SOLID
  • Exercises
• 🏗️ Data Structures
  • Linked List
• 📝 Documentation | 🧪 Tests

📑 Quick Links

Introduction | Technologies | Project Structure | How to Use

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Introduction

This repository is a personal study guide for mastering data structures, algorithms, and SOLID principles. It includes implementations, explanations, and examples of various concepts, primarily focused on technical interview preparation and clean code practices.

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Technologies Used

• Programming Languages: Python, JavaScript, TypeScript
• Tools: Node.js, Pytest, Tox, Mypy, Black

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Project Structure

├── algorithms/           # Searching, sorting and platform challenges
├── architechture/        # Architectural patterns and SOLID principles
├── data_structures/      # Foundational data structure implementations
├── docs/                 # Detailed documentation and studies
└── tests/                # Automated tests

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Detailed Content

🚀 Algorithms

• Searching: Binary Search, Binary Trees.
• Sorting: Bubble Sort, Insertion Sort.
• Challenges: Codility (Binary Gap, Frog Jump, Cyclic Rotation, etc.).
• Explore Algorithms Folder

🏗️ Data Structures

• Linked Lists: Singly Linked List implementations.
• Explore Data Structures Folder

📐 SOLID Principles

Practical exercises covering:

• Single Responsibility, Open/Closed, Liskov Substitution, Interface Segregation, and Dependency Inversion.
• Explore SOLID Folder

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How to Use

JavaScript / TypeScript

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed.
2. Run a script:

   node algorithms/search/javascript/binary_tree.mjs

Python

1. Ensure you have Python 3.9+ installed.
2. Run a script:

   python data_structures/linked_list/python/linked_list.py

3. For SOLID exercises, you can use tox to run linting and tests:

   cd architechture/solid/linkedin-learning/Learning-SOLID-Programming-Principles/Ex_Files_Learning_SOLID_Programming_Principles/Exercise\ Files/
   tox

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