Data Structures? Experiment Tutorial

Author: Li Yeli
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Based on the teaching content of the data structure course, this book summarizes the key points of each chapter and designs targeted data structure experiments. For each experiment, it provides experiment content and requirements, key knowledge points, implementation tips, reference programs, and reflection and improvement. All source programs have been tested and run successfully in the TurboC and Visual C++ 6.0 environments. Through these experiments, readers can understand and learn how to apply data structure knowledge to solve practical problems in the real world, as well as develop the basic ability to design more complex algorithms. In the appendix of the book, a reference template for experimental reports is provided to cultivate students' habit of writing experimental reports in a standardized format. This book can serve as an experimental guide for undergraduate and associate degree students of various relevant majors in higher education institutions to learn data structures, as well as study materials for self-study exams, postgraduate entrance exams, the Computer Technology and Software Professional Technical Qualification (Level) Examination, and the National Computer Rank Examination (Level 3 or 4). It can also be used as a reference for individuals studying data structures. Schools that adopt this textbook for experimental teaching can select a portion of or all the experimental topics based on their own conditions.