1.1Classification of Data Structures / Primitive and Non Primitive Data Structures

In this video I have discussed Primitive Data Structures, Non Primitive Data Structures.
Primitive Data Structures are atomic data types provided by programming languages like int, float, char, double, pointers etc.
Non Primitive Data Structures are constructed from Primitive Data Structures. These can be again classified into linear and non-linear data Structures.
A small introduction on arrays, stacks, queues,linked lists, trees, graphs has been discussed.

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[mdurga]

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[SilVer-hups]

Basically, primitive contains single value while non primitive can contain one or more values.

[ianokonu]

Just a concern.
Can you clarify whether what you referred to as primitive data structures are actually data types? In other words, are they more accurately described as data types rather than data structures?

[laharigoshke]

Hello sir, nice teaching and where is the next video of this topic 1.2 video is not available in your video list

[laharigoshke]

Could you please make a video of 1.2 topic also

[rajputshubham]

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