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Fast text search tool with advanced algorithms, SIMD acceleration, multi-threading, and regex support. Designed for rapid, large-scale pattern matching with memory-mapped I/O and hardware optimizations.
This repository, c_dsa, is a comprehensive collection of Data Structures and Algorithms implemented in C. It is designed for students, beginners, and programmers who want to build a strong foundation in problem-solving and system-level programming. The primary goal of this repo is to bridge the gap between theory and implementation, making concept
C programming offers robust features including pointers, dynamic memory allocation, and an extensive library. This repository focuses on essential data structures like stacks (LIFO), queues (FIFO), linked lists (singly, doubly, circular), and collision handling techniques in hashing (chaining, open addressing).
dsa-in-c is my personal project showcasing fundamental Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) in C. As a student, I’ve created this to share clear, beginner-friendly implementations and documentation to aid in understanding these key concepts.
Introducing Dhaka City's Smart Traffic Management: uses data to optimize flow via operations like insertion, deletion, search, and density-based sorting. Manages parking in real-time to ease congestion, suggests alternate routes for efficiency and city resilience. A leap forward in urban infrastructure for smarter, livable cities.
CS50-Problem-set-3 🚀 explores algorithms 🧠, focusing on more advanced concepts in computer science 💻. This set includes challenges 🧩 that require the implementation and understanding of sorting 🔢 and searching 🔍 algorithms, enhancing efficiency ⚡, and understanding algorithmic complexity 🤔
Welcome to the Data Structures and Algorithms course! This repository contains the course contents, lab experiments, and additional resources for your reference.