Data Structures and Algorithms

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I bookmarked this page… relating to the problem is best part… thanku…
want more…:slight_smile:

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Nice Initiative I would recommend MAXimal :: algo for the implementation and theory. Make use of google translate. It also have a good set of questions in the end.

For DP I would recommend this the topic is nicely explained by Mimino.(For starters)

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Take a look of this website once…Explanation of all the algorithms from different sources can be found at one place!!!

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link

The above link has lesser known but useful data structures.

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I think stackoverflow can also be of immense help.

Really awesome effort.

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For heavy-light decomposition -

 http://wcipeg.com/wiki/Heavy-light_decomposition
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I have found a nice implementation of Dijkstra’s algorithm using c++. Please , have a look at the following link:

 I, ME AND MYSELF !!!: Dijkstra's Algorithm in C++

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Matrix exponentiation :  I, ME AND MYSELF !!!: Matrix Exponentiation

related problem : Long walks from Office to Home Sweet Home | Practice Problems

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One might try http://e-maxx.ru/ :slight_smile: It’s in Russian though, but Google translator might help.

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Quick Select

Deque

Binary Search Trees

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Really good work.

God Bless you and you will win IOI :slight_smile:

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GRUNDY NUMBERS-

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Superb initiative !! Keep it up

I hope i will help you

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persistent segment tree: Explanation with basic code, tutorial with implementations of spoj and codechef problems by Anudeep Nekkanti

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Try this for classical problems of dp(interactive tutorial)

http://people.cs.clemson.edu/~bcdean/dp_practice/

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This one is an awesome and very good crash course of STL here

Add this to list.

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Very useful stuff :slight_smile:
More on Fenwick tree…might help

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For Tower of Hanoi, I suggest you link it to Tower of Hanoi - Wikipedia. The link you specified only gives the code for it and does attempt to explain the problem. The Wikipedia link explains it properly.

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I will try to help you by solving some of the questions myself.

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This is awesome work. Thank you everyone! :smiley: and i thought i would suggest this: CS 97SI: Introduction to Programming Contests for some of the main topics. It was Stanford’s course meant specifically for programming competitions. It helped me a lot. Sorry, if is present in the list already ! :slight_smile:

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