Computer Science 30
CS30-FP1
Investigate types of data structures and the advantages of organizing data in different ways.
Indicators for this outcome
(a) |
Provide examples of the types of problems that can be solved using two-dimensional arrays, mutable (dynamic) arrays and associative arrays (e.g., hash tables or dictionaries). |
(b) |
Develop a program the utilizes a two-dimensional array. |
(c) |
Solve a problem utilizing a mutable array (e.g., list or ArrayList). |
(d) |
Explore the use of associative arrays (e.g., hash tables or dictionaries) to store a dataset. |
(e) |
Discuss the advantages of using different data structures to solve problems. |
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