Advanced Python Algorithms
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Basic principles of the BFS algorithm and its implementation using Python
Write a function to find the first non-repeating character in an array of strings using a hash table.
How to reverse a string using stacks
The basic principles of the DFS algorithm and how to implement it using Python
Concepts and characteristics of Dynamic Programming and Divide and Conquer
Write a function to calculate the maximum profit from a single transaction
Fundamental principles of greedy algorithms and their implementation in Python
Understand the basic principles of dynamic programming and how to efficiently solve problems with \(O(n)\) complexity
Python code example for Fibonacci sequence and time complexity analysis
How to implement merge sort in code and the time complexity of the sorting algorithm
Basic Principles of Quick Sort and its Time Complexity
Principles and time complexity of binary search
Concepts and Time Complexity of Bubble Sort
Principles of insertion sort and its time complexity
The principles and time complexity of selection sort
Greedy algorithms are methods for finding an optimal solution by making the best choice at each step.
Binary search is an efficient method for finding a specific value in a sorted array by repeatedly dividing the search interval in half.
BFS is an algorithm that explores nodes level by level from a starting node in a graph or tree.
Bubble sort is a simple yet intuitive algorithm for sorting an array by comparing and swapping adjacent elements.
DFS is an algorithm for traversing or searching tree or graph data structures, starting at the root node and exploring as far along each branch as possible.
Insertion sort sorts an array by progressively inserting each element into its appropriate position.
Merge Sort is a method that efficiently sorts an array using the divide and conquer algorithm.
Quick Sort is a fast sorting algorithm that uses a pivot to partition and sort an array.
Selection Sort is a simple and easy-to-understand sorting method that arranges elements by repeatedly finding the minimum value for each position in the array.