Data-Structures-and-Algorithm

Complete code for Data-Structures and Algorithm, step by step. Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithm from start to finish.

File structuring:

├── Main Interface
│             ├── CHAPTER 1
│             │         ├── images(contains all the output window images for better visualization)
│             │         │
│             │         ├── src
│             │         │    ├── code
│             │         │    │     ├── progam_1.c
│             │         │    │     ├── program_2.c
│             │         │    │     :
│             │         │    │     └── program_n.c
│             │         │    │
│             │         │    └── executable_files
│             │         │          ├── progam_1
│             │         │          ├── program_2
│             │         │          :
│             │         │          └── program_n
│             │         │
│             │         └── README.md(contains the questions)
│             │
│             ├── CHAPTER 2
│             │         ├── images
│             │         │
│             │         ├── src
│             │         │    ├── code
│             │         │    │     ├── progam_1.c
│             │         │    │     ├── program_2.c
│             │         │    │     :
│             │         │    │     └── program_n.c
│             │         │    │
│             │         │    └── executable_files       
│             │         │
│             │         └── README.md(contains the questions along with images showing the final outout)
│             │
│             ├── CHAPTER 3
│             │
│             │
│             └── CHAPTERS(-END-) ...    
└── END

My Environment set-up:

1. SUBLIME TEXT / VS CODE
2. GCC Compiler
3. OS - Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS
4. Architecture - 64-bit

To run the Program Codes(executable files):

git clone https://github.com/Maaitrayo/Data-Structures-and-Algorithm.git

cd Data-Structures-and-Algorithm 

cd CHAPTER\ (-number-)

cd src

cd executable_files

./program_(-number-)

To compile any c program

(1) gcc -o (-executable file name-) (-program file name-)
(2) ./(-executable file name-)

example:
(1) gcc -o program_1 program_1.c
(2) ./program_1

Chapter Description:

1. CHAPTER 1
        ├── ARRAYS
        └── STRINGS