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Overview Analysis Notation Specific ADTs Review Overview Analysis Notation Specific ADTs 4/6/2019 CS 303 – Review Lecture 13

Review Problem Mathematical Model Abstract Data Types Data Structures Informal Algorithm Pseudo-code Code Solution Analysis Input - length (very large) and condition (worst case) Algorithm Complexity (vs. constant factors) Notation T(n), O(f(n)), W(g(n) 4/6/2019 CS 303 – Review Lecture 13

Specific ADTs & Implementation Techniques List (Sequence) Stack, Queue Tree Ordered vs. unordered (TTLO) Paths, length, ancestor/descendant, height/depth Traversals Binary Tree (see text for weighted BT & Huffman coding) Priority Queue Partial Order Heap 4/6/2019 CS 303 – Review Lecture 13