Data Structures And Algorithms in Python - Python Data Structures Full Tutorial (2020)

Python Data Structures full Tutorial and Data Structures and Algorithms in 2 hours.
Learnthe most common data structures in this course from. This course teaches data structures to beginners using high quality animations to represent the data structures visually.

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You will learn how to code various data structures together with simple to follow step-by-step instructions. Every data structure presented will be accompanied by some working source code (in PYTHON) to solidify your understanding.

Python Data Structures Tutorial
Tutorial on data structures in Python: Lists, Tuples, Sets and Dictionaries. Also explains sequence and string functions, slicing, concatenating, iterating, sorting, etc. with code examples.
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Tutorial on data structures in Python: Lists, Tuples, Sets and Dictionaries. Also explains sequence and string functions, slicing, concatenating, iterating, sorting, etc. with code examples.

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[Wayfarerer]

Python basic built-in data structures
- common sequence operations (lists, tuples, strings): 1:39
- lists: 16:00
- tuples: 24:02
- sets: 28:25
- dictionaries: 33:02

Random
- list comprehensions: 39:00

Non-basic data structures
- stacks: 46:12
- queues: 51:57
- max heaps: 54:50
- regular linked lists: 1:09:20
- circular linked lists: 1:18:52
- doubly linked lists: 1:24:56
- trees overview: 1:33:35
- binary search tree: 1:45:59
- graphs overview: 1:52:04
- undirected graph using adjacency list: 1:58:44
- undirected graph using adjacency matrix: 2:03:29

[Grantmoneyx]

This is really comprehensive and helpful for someone who learned python unconventionally. Thank you!

[younggiltak]

I have a coding interview in Python tomorrow, but i haven't used python for PS for a long time.
I just watched through the whole 2 hr video at one go and it was super easy to understand and covered everything I needed.

I normally don't leave a comment on the video, but I feel like I have to do for this video especially.
You are so good at explaining concepts also in a well-organized way.

Thanks heaps!!!

[HitBoxArthritis]

This covered data structures and algorithms better than the semester long course I took on it in college. Thank you.

[tonyleet]

As a carpenter, i can assure you that everything is a hammer

[verybadatsx]

haven't watched a ton of data structure videos, but man this was high quality. the analogies and examples are phenomenal. thank you sir

[kwesikwaa]

that carpenter and screw/.nail analogy in the first minute was sensible and straightforward enough for me to sit through n see what happens in the 2hrs. great video

[miharu]

All I can say is thank you. You have discussed this topic more clearly than my tutor in Uni.

[morriseguakun]

best practical data structures coding tutorial ive seen yet

[biscotty]

Fantastic! I've been building my own reference notebook but now I'm abandoning it for yours. Very well put together, concise and thorough. I'm having fun going through it. Thank you!

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[ugpshake]

Just a comment on his analogies in the beginning, this man must have never met an electrician. Everything is a hammer.

[charmingera]

After that heap one, I hardly able to understand anything coz it was my first time learning about data structures after def and class. But I get some sort of picture in my brain that how does it all works. Thankyou for your superb lecture. I am sure that one day I am going to master these topics which are introduced by you to me in Data structures of python.☺☺

[thekarthik]

46:00 : stack
51:57 : queues
54:48 : MaxHeap

[stutimishra]

I've never seen a better video of data structures in python !! Thanks from India!

[hasankhalid]

This is great, thank you. These well explained 1 hour or so lectures are great.

[thegreatfonsby]

Thank you, you were more clear than most of these overrated courses I appreciate it tons .

[caleblee]

Python basic built-in data structures
- common sequence operations (lists, tuples, strings): 1:39
- lists: 16:00
- tuples: 24:02
- sets: 28:25
- dictionaries: 33:02

Random
- list comprehensions: 39:00

Non-basic data structures
- stacks: 46:12
- queues: 51:57
- max heaps: 54:50
- regular linked lists: 1:09:20
- circular linked lists: 1:18:52
- doubly linked lists: 1:24:56
- trees overview: 1:33:35
- binary search tree: 1:45:59
- graphs overview: 1:52:04
- undirected graph using adjacency list: 1:58:44
- undirected graph using adjacency matrix: 2:03:29
copy pasted for me :)

[emre]

In 1:29:14 in remove function second else statements second member should be this_node.next_node.prev_node = None
because self.root points to this_node.next_node so the this_node.next_node should not point back to self.root instead it should point to None