Fundamental Data Structures
Fundamental Data Structures PDF generated using the open source mwlib toolkit. See http://code.pediapress.com/ for more information. PDF generated at: Thu, 17 Nov 2011 21:36:24 UTC Contents Articles Introduction 1 Abstract data type 1 Data structure 9 Analysis of algorithms 11 Amortized analysis 16 Accounting method 18 Potential method 20 Sequences 22 Array data type 22 Array data structure 26 Dynamic array 31 Linked list 34 Doubly linked list 50 Stack (abstract data type) 54 Queue (abstract data type) 82 Double-ended queue 85 Circular buffer 88 Dictionaries 103 Associative array 103 Association list 106 Hash table 107 Linear probing 120 Quadratic probing 121 Double hashing 125 Cuckoo hashing 126 Hopscotch hashing 130 Hash function 131 Perfect hash function 140 Universal hashing 141 K-independent hashing 146 Tabulation hashing 147 Cryptographic hash function 150 Sets 157 Set (abstract data type) 157 Bit array 161 Bloom filter 166 MinHash 176 Disjoint-set data structure 179 Partition refinement 183 Priority queues 185 Priority queue 185 Heap (data structure) 190 Binary heap 192 d-ary heap 198 Binomial heap 200 Fibonacci heap 205 Pairing heap 210 Double-ended priority queue 213 Soft heap 218 Successors and neighbors 221 Binary search algorithm 221 Binary search tree 228 Random binary tree 238 Tree rotation 241 Self-balancing binary search tree 244 Treap 246 AVL tree 249 Red–black tree 253 Scapegoat tree 268 Splay tree 272 Tango tree 286 Skip list 308 B-tree 314 B+ tree 325 Integer and string searching 330 Trie 330 Radix tree 337 Directed acyclic word graph 339 Suffix tree 341 Suffix array 346 van Emde Boas tree 349 Fusion tree 353 References Article Sources and Contributors 354 Image Sources, Licenses and Contributors 359 Article Licenses License 362 1 Introduction Abstract data type In computing, an abstract data type (ADT) is a mathematical model for a certain class of data structures that have similar behavior; or for certain data types of one or more programming languages that have similar semantics.
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