Compute the Right Sibling Tree
Extended Binary Tree Functionality The beautiful thing about data structures is that they turn seemingly basic objects such as arrays and lists into powerful...
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binary-trees
Binary Trees
A look at binary trees Binary trees are a fundamental data structure in computer science and their applications stretch beyond computer science into many dom...
Balanced Binary Trees
Before beginning this post, I just wanted to state that this post was originally supposed to go live yesterday, the 22nd of May, but got delayed to today the...
introduction
Welcome to my blog!
Welcome to the intelligent programmer blog! My name is Adam Lawson and I’m the author of the blog. I’m a university student whose goal is to make programming...
dynamic-programming
Stair Climbing
Solving the stair climbing problem The climbing stairs problem is a classic interview question and a good question to get your feet wet with dynamic programm...
recursion
Parens
Generating all pairs of valid parentheses Recursive functions all very powerful, but can also be non-intuitive and confusing for some. Today, we will be look...
strings
Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters
A non-repeating substring Our problem, which can be found here, tasks us with finding the longest substring in a string that contains only non-repeating (uni...
programming
Dependency Injection W/ Examples In C#
SOLID Principles The SOLID principles were first introduced in 2000 by Robert C. Martin in his paper titled Design Principles and Design Patterns1. While the...
SOLID
Dependency Injection W/ Examples In C#
SOLID Principles The SOLID principles were first introduced in 2000 by Robert C. Martin in his paper titled Design Principles and Design Patterns1. While the...
linked-lists
Linked Lists: Applications, Operations + Bonus List Reversal Problem!
Linked List A linked list is a special variation of a list in which all the elements of the list are nodes. Each node in the list is linked to the next node ...