📘 Basic Data Structure

Welcome to the Basic-Data-Structure repository 🚀

This repository is a structured collection of fundamental Data Structure concepts implemented in C++. It is designed mainly for beginners who want to build a strong foundation in Data Structures through hands-on coding and clear logic.

This repo focuses on understanding how things work internally, not just memorizing solutions.

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🎯 Purpose of This Repository

• Build a strong base in Data Structures
• Practice C++ syntax with real use-cases
• Improve problem-solving and logical thinking
• Prepare for DSA, competitive programming, and interviews
• Keep all learning materials organized and revision-friendly

This repository reflects continuous learning — code quality improves as concepts become clearer.

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📚 Topics Covered

Currently, this repository includes implementations and practice related to:

• Arrays
• Singly Linked List
• Doubly Linked List
• Stack
• Queue
• Basic problem-solving with Data Structures

⚠️ Tree and Graph are not included yet. They will be added later once fundamentals are fully solid.

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📂 Repository Structure

Basic-Data-Structure/
├── Module-1/        // Arrays & basic operations
├── Module-2/        // Linked List (Singly & Doubly)
├── Module-3/        // Stack
├── Module-4/        // Queue
├── Module-5/        // Practice problems
├── Module-6/        // Assignments
├── README.md

(Folder names and content may expand as learning progresses.)

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🛠 Language & Tools Used

• Language: C++
• Compiler: GCC / G++
• Editor: VS Code (or any C++ compatible editor)
• Version Control: Git & GitHub

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🚀 How to Run the Code

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Tauhidrana/Basic-Data-Structure.git

2. Go to any module folder:

cd Basic-Data-Structure/Module-3

3. Compile the C++ file:

g++ file.cpp -o file

4. Run the program:

./file

Modify the code, break it, fix it again — that’s how real learning happens.

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🧠 Learning Philosophy

This repository follows a slow but deep approach:

• Understand logic before optimization
• Write code by hand, not copy-paste
• Learn why something fails, not just why it works

Data Structures are not magic — they are disciplined thinking in code form.

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📌 Notes

• Code may not always be optimized — clarity is the priority
• Naming and structure improve over time
• This is a learning repository, not a finished product

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🤝 Contribution

This is mainly a personal learning repo. However:

• Suggestions are welcome
• Better approaches are appreciated
• Constructive feedback is always valuable

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⭐ Support

If this repository helps you understand Data Structures better, consider giving it a ⭐ on GitHub.

Consistency beats talent. Keep coding. 💻🔥