Algorithms and Data Structures

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This project is part of the liveProject series Algorithms and Data Structures in Python
prerequisites
intermediate Python • object-oriented programming
skills learned
define an abstract data type (ADT) • define a linked list • implement sorting algorithms • perform algorithmic time complexity analysis
Kyle Dewey
1 week · 8-10 hours per week · BEGINNER

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The real estate developer you’re working with wants a program that can non-interactively read, sort, and write out the sorted data to a new file. In this liveProject, you’ll create this new program using the csv, abc, and time libraries. But instead of relying on Python’s built-in lists, you’ll implement the program with your own custom lists and sorting routines—gaining hands-on experience working with commonly used data structures and algorithms, demystifying all the work Python does for us and impressing your client, all at once!

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Kyle Dewey
Kyle Dewey received his Ph.D. in computer science from UC Santa Barbara and has been an assistant professor in Cal State Northridge's computer science department since 2017. He has a dozen scientific publications spanning programming language design, compilers, automated software testing, and computer science education, and has presented his work at top conferences in the field. Kyle has formally taught courses covering programming skills at all levels, including courses specifically related to the algorithms and data structures seen in this liveProject.

prerequisites

The liveProject is for people with basic familiarity with Python and programming, comparable to a single introductory course at the college level. To begin these liveProjects you will need to be familiar with the following:


TOOLS
  • Intermediate Python
TECHNIQUES
  • Object-oriented programming (defining classes and methods, using inheritance, creating objects)

you will learn

In this liveProject, you’ll see the real-world impact of algorithmic time complexity on the performance of your code as you learn to implement and work with commonly used algorithms and data structures:


  • Define an abstract data type (ADT)
  • Define a linked list
  • Implement sorting algorithms
  • Perform algorithmic time complexity analysis

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