In the process of becoming or practicing as a web application developer, it's easy to lose sight of Computer Science.
This collection of exercises and experiments seeks to help you build an understanding of those foundations.
- Fork this repo
- Clone your forked repo
cd data_structures_and_algorithms
- Set the remote
git remote add upstream https://github.com/turingschool/data_structures_and_algorithms.git
If there have been changes to this main repo - you can pull them down in the following way
- Make sure you are on a master branch, with no uncommitted work (makes this easier)
git fetch upstream master
- binary trees - README|Ruby|JavaScript
- Pathfinding Algorithm with A* - README|Ruby?
- luhn algorithm (checksumming) - README|Ruby
- graphs - README
- linked lists - README|Ruby|JavaScript
- bloom filters - README
- Hash Array Mapped Trie - README
- Hash Maps - README
- Heaps - README
- Huffman Coding - README|JavaScript
- MD5 Hashing - README|Ruby
- Red/Black Trees - README
- SHA-1 - README
- tries - README
- Skip Lists
- Persistent Data Structures
- Tries (more detail)
- Hashing algorithm implementation (maybe start with MurmurHash?)
- Dungeon Generation