The final exam will be held on Saturday, April 20, from 8:30 to 11:00 am in room B9201. It will be similar in style to the midterm exam but longer and more comprehensive, covering topics such as abstract data types, data structures, object-oriented design principles, time efficiency analysis, recurs

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This lesson delves into Linked Lists by introducing the LinkedIntList and its implementation with a chain of linked nodes. Understanding the concept of LinkedIntList, its methods like add, get, indexOf, remove, size, and toString, as well as how it maintains references to its front, is crucial. Thro

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This paper introduces a lightweight synchronization mechanism called Read-Log-Update (RLU), an extension to Read-Copy-Update (RCU). RLU simplifies programming with RCU by providing support for unsynchronized traversals and multi-location atomic updates within a single framework. It aims to preserve

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Graph algorithms play a crucial role in solving problems represented as networks, maps, paths, plans, and resource flow. This content delves into ways to find connectivity in graphs and algorithms for determining shortest paths. It discusses graph representations using adjacency matrices and lists,

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