C # Data Structures

Objective

As an employee working day and night, I wonder if I should stop to imagine the future in addition to the necessary work every day.

Sometimes we develop purely for development, and it is time to ask ourselves where we will be.

From the technical level from: Junior, Intermediate, senior –> Senior

From the Technical Function Division: Development Engineer, Development Supervisor (technical manager), architect, technical director (CTO)

From the management Function Division: Development Engineer, Development Supervisor (project manager), department manager, director-in-charge

Why do you start with that? First of all, what do we work for? This time we need to discuss, regardless of which profession we do, we end up with only one goal: money, all the work is

Around the money to complete, the second will consider the nature of the work, development ah and so on, the division also directly determines your income, annual salary 100,000, 300,000, 500,000, 1 million? Of course the more the better, I personally biased

in the architect's position (of course, the level is limited now), all work for money (I don't want to pay anyone to do it, don't contradicting with me), then you can agree.

What is the relationship between data structure and money? hehe ~ ~ No relationship, no direct relationship, has indirect relationship, to senior or senior engineers interview, they will ask during the interview these

problem, so Learn the data structure in order to add value to your investment, then your future worth is the thing. Of course the future direction needs to learn something really is too much, the data structure is you must

A skill to be possessed.

Above, if the similarities are purely nonsense

Data Structure Learning route:

First chapter: Introduction

Chapter Two: Linear table

Chapter III: Stacks and queues

Fourth Chapter: string and Array

Fifth: Tree and two-fork tree

The sixth chapter: Figure

Seventh chapter: Sorting

Eighth chapter: Find

The Nineth Chapter: Summary

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C # Data Structures