Python Data Structures: Stacks, Deques, and Queues

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Dhhyey Desai

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01 - Introduction

01 - Python data structures Stacks, queues, and deques.mp4

00:49

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:38

02 - 1. Stacks

01 - Stacks An introduction.mp4

01:13

02 - The push() operation.mp4

02:32

03 - The pop() operation.mp4

02:24

04 - The peek() operation.mp4

02:03

03 - 2. Queues

01 - Queues An introduction.mp4

01:43

02 - List-based queues.mp4

02:51

03 - Stack-based queues.mp4

01:48

04 - Node-based queues.mp4

01:48

04 - 3. Deques

01 - Deques An introduction.mp4

01:24

02 - Appending lists with deque.mp4

02:45

03 - rotate(), reverse(), and extend().mp4

02:40

05 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

01:22

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Stacks, deques, and queues are three essential Python data structures. They form the backbone of many computer science algorithms, and showing a mastery of these concepts can help you in your current job or help you land your next role. In this course, Dhhyey Desai shows you how to build stacks, queues, and deques, and use these linear data structures to solve real-world problems you might encounter in your work. Learn how to define each class and use Python's built-in methods to accomplish the necessary behaviors, such as push, pop, and peek; enqueue and dequeue; and add_front and remove_rear. Join Dhhyey in this course to learn the benefits of each of these common data structures, and add skills to your coding toolkit.

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