One, Macro map:
Second, the textbook content of the idea summary:
For all the contents of this book, the data structure can be summed up in one sentence:
"We explore in this book: a set of organizational ways (logical structures) and how they are stored within a computer (physical structure, storage structure), and a set of operations (basic sets of operations) defined on that group of data, with one or more relationships with each other. There are also some common implementations of basic operations (algorithms)"
In other words, when we describe a data structure, we should describe it from a whole, mainly from four aspects:
1. What is the logical structure? (The logical relationship between data elements)
2. What are the basic operations? (processing or operation of logical structures)
3. What is the implementation process of these operations? Algorithm
4. What storage structures can be used to implement this logical structure? (Physical implementation on the logical structure of the computer)
Copyright NOTICE: This article for Bo Master original article, without Bo Master permission not reproduced.
2015 self-taught data structure guide--Macro-Chapter