String in Data Structure

In this video, we are going start in a new topic : STRINGS.

Strings are defined as a stream of characters. Strings are used to represent text and are generally represented by enclosing text within quotes as: "This is a sample string!".

std::string Class in C++
C++ has in its definition a way to represent the sequence of characters as an object of a class. This class is called std::string. The String class stores the characters as a sequence of bytes with functionality of allowing access to single byte character.

Each element in a linked list consists of two parts:
Data: This part stores the data value of the node. That is the information to be stored at the current node.
Next Pointer: This is the pointer variable or any other variable which stores the address of the next node in the memory.

In this video, you’ll also learn about asymptotic notations, they are basically mathematical notations which represent order of growth of any mathematical function. There are three famous notations which you’ll see in this video, they are big O , Theta , Omega.

Welcome to the first video Tutorial on Data Structures And Algorithms. In this video I am going to provide an Introduction to Data Structures And Algorithms. This Course is created to Explain the Fundamentals of data structures and algorithms. This video Will explain What is data?, What is data structure?, The Need for Data Structures, What is algorithm?

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