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50 Sorting, Search, and Graph Algorithms in C++

Name: 50 Sorting, Search, and Graph Algorithms in C++
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Created byDion Jackson

Last updated 10/2024

English

What you'll learn

Students learn how to work from the Algorithm's description to actual working programs in C++.
Learn how to code all of your favorite sorting and graph Algorithms include A Star Search!
Watch fun simulations of sorting problems with live coding!
Helpful links figures slides and diagrams to enhance learning retention.
C++ works in all your favorite IDEs and even deploys over the web!
Quick theory like tutorials then straight to coding with an easy to see font size.
Example soucre code for each concept to test and improve on your own!

Course content

3 sections • 92 lectures • 9h 3m total length

Course Overview14:11
I hope you are ready to learn!
Sort Visualizer with an API21:16
In this section we will find application programming interfaces (APIS) for making more visually pleasing final products. In this course we will explore how to add visual elements to your programs to make windowing tools for your programming exercises.
Graph Search Visualizers8:43
Sort Visualizer Alternative1:59
Histogram4:13
Can you code one of these fast?
Bogo Sort3:30
Bubble Sort10:49
Are you familiar with the Algorithm?
Insertion Sort7:15
Guess how this one works.
Selection Sort30:08
What is the Complexity?
Bingo Sort3:40
Have you played Bingo?
Mergesort3:44
Do you know who created this Algorithm?
3 Way Mergesort10:03
K-merge?
Timsort6:15
When is this Algorithm Optimal?
Heapsort5:55
Do you think you can trace the Algorithm?
Quicksort7:59
What makes this Algorithm "Quick"?
Counting Sort8:35
So what do we count?
Linked List10:13
Where are Linked Lists used?
Doubly Linked List10:13
You can go back and forward with a DLL?
Circular Singly Linked List4:04
Are you good with pointers?
Bucket Sort8:32
Where is the Bucket?
Tag Sort7:35
What do you think goes on in this Algorithm?
Cycle Sort6:27
What is cycled?
Naive Pattern Search3:42
What is good performance for a string Algorithm?
Linear Search4:04
What do you mean by Linear?
Rabin Karp8:52
Are these people?
Knuth Morris Pratt Pattern Matching3:06
Who are these people?
Z Algorithm6:12
Why is this called the Z Algorithm?
Tower of Hanoi3:03
Where is Hanoi?
Bitonic Sort8:14
Is this a real word?
Cocktail Sort4:41
Did you get to the Party?
Shellsort3:57
Do you visit the Beach?
Comb Sort4:49
Can you count the teeth on a Comb?
Adjacency List2:31
Are you on the List?
Adjacency Matrix8:12
Why use a Adjacency Matrix?
Adjacency Matrix with Delete3:43
Adding and Removing Nodes from a graph?
Odd Even Brick Sort4:02
Lay a strong foundation.
Huffman Coding7:03
How often do you think the computer uses this Algorithm?
Pancake Sort2:45
You know if you do not flip them it will burn.
Pigeonhole Sort5:03
Are we in the city Already?
Radix Sort6:34
Is there a faster Algorithm?
Sleep Sort2:56
This one is Slow.
Stooge Sort5:12
Did you see that movie?
Strand Sort4:25
Can you follow this one on paper?
Structured Sort5:07
Are you getting better with C++?
Tree Sort10:55
How many Tree Algorithms can you find?
B Tree11:08
What other Algorithms start with B?
Topological Sort Directed Acyclic Graph15:51
DAG?
Numbering a Spanning Tree with Matrix Multiplication8:48
What is a Spanning Tree?
Kruskal5:29
Who is He?
Prim15:58
What is this Algorithm talking about?
Red Black Tree3:57
What is the difference from another tree?
Floyd-Warshall Algorithm1:59
Does this deal with liquids?
Dijkstra12:50
Who made this Algorithm? How many other Algorithms did this person make?
Depth First Search9:02
Stack or Queue?
Breath First Search3:31
Stack or Queue?
A Star Search7:17
Do you play Real Time Strategy Games (RTS)?

Installing a C++ IDE and A Swapping Function20:07
Downloading an Integrated Development Environment then moving onto testing our first working program components.
Functions4:05
Some ways to make Functions in C++ and how to use them in practice.
Modern C++ Changes4:48
How C++ has changed over the years.
Prompts in C++1:55
Methods for displaying warning messages or outputting messages for the User End.
Keywords in C++1:25
Learning what not to type as part of the program.
Loops2:24
Some iteration exercises to test your knowledge about Loops.
Math in C++3:07
A short talk about alternative ways to add more Mathematical functionality to C++.
Data Types in C++7:48
Learn about Floating point numbers and other representations of data in C++.
Variables and Constants in C++2:08
What are variables and constants in C++ and when to use them?
Program Control Logic and Making Correct Statements in C++4:22
Taking a further look at programming Syntax in C++.
Arrays in C++4:49
Making arrays and storing information using them.
Operators in C++4:52
Learn the many types of useful Operation keywords in C++.
Error Handling4:44
Ways to make sure your program takes only correct input and also when to display or report an error.
Header Files in C++4:46
Making our own Header files in C++.
Control Structures in C++1:24
Learning when a programmer would use the many types of keywords for the structured control of logic in an application.
Character Data in C++1:46
Some tips when using the Char data type.
Classes in C++4:19
Information about some of the many types of Classes in C++
Encapsulation in C++2:56
Keeping access to data private.
Object Oriented Programming Concepts6:46
An Overview of OOP Concepts and places on the web that have more legit information to learn from.
Files in C++9:10
Organizing Data using C++.
Push Pop and Peak in C++5:51
Adding and removing Objects in C++ from stacks and queues.
Namespace in C++3:16
What is a Namespace? How would you make your own?
Reference and Pointers in C++6:01
Memory Utilization in C++.

Making a Line Graph4:44
How to connect points to display change over time.
Moving Particle Interactions1:06
A talk about when chemicals interact and other bodies of matter.
Plotting Points on a Plane1:11
In this section there will be some talk about ways to visualize graphing information using the programming languages.
Pie Chart1:08
Ways to compare percentages and related data elements.
Bar Graph0:50
Reasons and ways for using a Bar Graph to showcase data.
Mandelbrot Set and Fractals1:13
Did you ever wonder how people represented maps or how some special effects work ?
Stock Prices0:57
How stocks work and ways to represent them in a programming language environment.
Venn Diagram1:03
A short talk about overlapping data elements.
Traffic Simulation1:35
A talk about graphs and other networks used to represent swarming systems.
Weather Forecast Simulation2:05
A talk about weather prediction and visualization.
Fluid Simulation0:56
A discussion about Fluid Dynamics.
Maze Generation1:31
A talk about ways to make a Maze using coding in C++.
Procedural Generation2:03
A talk about what can be done to make worlds and generate other configurations to make content less linear and seem more structured.

Requirements

All you need is a compiler and a few hours a day of free time to begain so start learning today!.

Description

Are you having trouble with your C++ or need an extra weapon in you arsenal for coding interviews? Look no further than to this complete video course on coding Graph and Sorting algorithms in C++. 50 Sorting, Search, and Graph Algorithms in C++ will also talk a bit about the use of data structures such as linked lists and trees. If you are tired of reading articles and trying to code things up yourself just watch this video and relax as we work together to sort out at least one of life's problems together. Links and sources are provided in the description as well as independent course information for each concept of class. Yes it is easy it is all easy and you can learn it all today too. Level up Today!

Knuth Morris Pratt Pattern Matching

Linear Search

Naiive Pattern Search

Rabin Karp

Tower of Hanoi

Z Algorithm

3 Way Mergesort

Bingo Sort

Bitonic Sort

Bubble Sort

Bucket Sort

Cocktail Sort

Comb Sort

Counting Sort

Cycle Sort

Heapsort

Insertion Sort

Mergesort

Odd Even Brick Sort

Pancake Sort

Pigeonhole Sort

Quick Sort

Radix Sort

Selection Sort

Shell Sort

Sleep Sort

Stooge Sort

Strand Sort

Structured Sort

Tag Sort

Tim Sort

Tree Sort

B Tree

Topological Sort in a Directed Acyclic Graph(DAG)

Numbering a Spanning Tree with Matrix Multiplication

Kruskal

Prim

Red Black Tree

Circular Singly Linked List

Doubly Linked List

Linked List

Histogram

D Star Lite

Floyd Washall Algorithm

Dijkstra

Depth First Search

Breath First Search

other Algorithms...

- plus some bonus information and lessons.

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Who this course is for:

Everyone who wantes to improve their C++ programming abilities.
People who want to be able to apply Data Structure concepts with actual coding in C++.

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Theory and Practice56 lectures • 6hr 50min

C++ Review23 lectures • 1hr 53min

C++ Programming Challenge Section13 lectures • 20min

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