Welcome to the practice exercises section for mastering Data Structures & Algorithms in Java! 🚀
This page provides coding challenges to reinforce your understanding of core concepts. Solve these exercises to test your skills and deepen your knowledge.
🧱 Core Topics Covered
Arrays
- Implement a function to find the maximum subarray sum using Kadane's algorithm.
- Write code to rotate an array by k positions.
Linked Lists
- Create a doubly linked list with head and tail pointers.
- Solve the palindrome linked list problem using a stack.
Stacks & Queues
- Implement a queue using two stacks.
- Write a calculator that processes infix expressions with operator precedence.
Trees & Graphs
- Traverse a binary tree using DFS and BFS.
- Detect cycles in a graph using DFS.
Sorting & Searching
- Sort an array using merge sort and quick sort.
- Perform binary search on a sorted array.
📚 Recommended Resources
For further learning, check out our Data Structures & Algorithms in Java course to get a comprehensive overview of the topics.
Also, explore the practice exercises for more hands-on challenges!
🧠 Tips for Success
- Start with simpler problems and progress to advanced ones.
- Use test cases to validate your solutions.
- Refer to the Java documentation for syntax doubts.
Let’s dive into coding! 💻