DataForge is a comprehensive repository dedicated to implementing well-known data structures from scratch using Java. This project aims to serve as both an educational resource and a reusable library, helping developers and students understand the core concepts and applications of data structures.
- Handcrafted Implementations: Every data structure is built from scratch, with clear and well-documented code.
 - Modular Design: Each data structure is organized into separate modules for easy exploration and scalability.
 - Wide Range of Data Structures:
- Linear Structures: Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks, Queues
 - Non-Linear Structures: Trees, graphs, Heaps
 - Hashing: HashMaps, HashSets
 - Specialized Structures: Tries, Disjoint Sets (Union-Find), Priority Queues
 
 - Algorithms: Includes common algorithms associated with each data structure (e.g., traversals, searches, shortest paths, sorting).
 
- Educational Resource: Provide developers with a clear and concise guide to understanding how data structures work at their core.
 - Reusable Library: Offer a modular library that can be used in real-world applications or personal projects.
 - Progressive Coverage: Start with fundamental structures and gradually include advanced, specialized structures.
 
The repository is organized into modules, each focusing on a specific data structure or category. Here's a sample structure:
datastructures/- Contains implementations of various data structures.algorithms/- Includes standalone algorithms (e.g., sorting, searching, graph algorithms, etc.).utils/- Utility classes for helper functions, benchmarking, and other reusable code.tests/- JUnit test cases for validating data structures and algorithms.README.md- Documentation for the repository.LICENSE- Licensing information.CONTRIBUTING.md- Guidelines for contributors.
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datastructures/
- arrays/
DynamicArray.javaStaticArray.java
 - linkedlists/
SinglyLinkedList.javaDoublyLinkedList.javaCircularLinkedList.java
 - stacks/
StackArray.javaStackLinkedList.java
 - queues/
QueueArray.javaQueueLinkedList.javaCircularQueue.java
 - trees/
BinaryTree.javaBinarySearchTree.javaAVLTree.javaRedBlackTree.javaHeap.java
 - graphs/
GraphAdjacencyList.javaGraphAdjacencyMatrix.javaDirectedGraph.javaUndirectedGraph.java
 - hashing/
HashMap.javaHashSet.java
 - tries/
Trie.java
 - disjointsets/
UnionFind.java
 - priorityqueues/
PriorityQueue.java
 - specialized/
FenwickTree.javaSegmentTree.javaSuffixArray.javaLRUCache.java
 
 - arrays/
 - 
algorithms/
- sorting/
MergeSort.javaQuickSort.javaBubbleSort.javaHeapSort.javaInsertionSort.java
 - searching/
BinarySearch.javaLinearSearch.java
 - graph/
BFS.javaDFS.javaDijkstra.javaKruskal.javaPrim.javaBellmanFord.java
 - dynamicprogramming/
Knapsack.javaLongestCommonSubsequence.javaLongestIncreasingSubsequence.javaFibonacci.javaMatrixChainMultiplication.java
 - divideandconquer/
MergeSort.javaQuickSort.java
 - backtracking/
NQueens.javaRatInMaze.javaSudokuSolver.java
 - greedy/
ActivitySelection.javaHuffmanEncoding.javaFractionalKnapsack.java
 
 - sorting/
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utils/
HelperFunctions.javaInputGenerator.javaPerformanceTests.java
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tests/
- datastructures/
ArrayTests.javaLinkedListTests.javaTreeTests.javaGraphTests.javaHashingTests.javaTrieTests.java
 - algorithms/
SortingTests.javaGraphAlgorithmTests.javaDynamicProgrammingTests.javaBacktrackingTests.java
 
 - datastructures/
 - 
README.md - 
LICENSE - 
CONTRIBUTING.md 
- Add performance benchmarks for all implemented data structures.
 - Integrate real-world examples showcasing the practical applications of each structure.
 - Write comprehensive JUnit test cases for every implementation.
 - Expand the library to include advanced data structures (e.g., Segment Trees, Fenwick Trees).
 - Enhance documentation with detailed explanations, diagrams, and use cases.
 
- Language: Java
 - Build Tool: Gradle/Maven (to be decided)
 - Testing Framework: JUnit
 
Contributions are welcome! Whether you want to:
- Fix bugs
 - Optimize code
 - Suggest new features
 - Implement additional data structures
 
Feel free to open issues or submit a pull request. Please ensure your contributions are well-documented and include test cases wherever applicable.
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.
- Inspired by the need for an easy-to-understand, handcrafted implementation of data structures.
 - Special thanks to the open-source community for their constant support.