This tutorial series is a beginner’s guide to data structures and algorithms in Java. You’ll learn: How to recognize and use array and list data structures in your Java programs.

Java supports arrays. Each element occupies the same number of bytes, and the exact number depends on the type of the element’s data item. Furthermore, all elements share the same type.

Basics of Java programming. The Euclidean algorithm. Time complexity of algorithms. Asymptotic notation. Heaps. Sorting. Recursive algorithms. Stacks and queues ... C E Leiserson & R L Rivest, ...

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News. Updated Algorithm Library for Java Released. By John K. Waters; February 11, 2014; The Numerical Algorithms Group (NAG) has just announced an update of more than 100 routines in the NAG Library ...

Java factorial recursion explained. Notice how the recursive Java factorial function does not need an iterative loop. Instead, the code repeatedly calls itself until a stop condition is met. In this ...

Write your own Java algorithm to remove duplicates from a List. Optimize your own algorithms with standard Java classes. Remove duplicates with Java’s Stream API. The fastest and most efficient way to ...