Welcome to the Data Structures in C repository! This project is designed for educational purposes, providing clear and structured implementations of various fundamental data structures in C. Whether you're a student, developer, or enthusiast looking to deepen your understanding of data structures, this repository serves as a valuable learning resource.
This repository showcases the implementation of different data structures in C, with a focus on dynamic memory allocation, efficient traversal, and structured coding practices. Each folder corresponds to a specific data structure, containing:
- 📜 C Source Code: Well-structured and documented implementation.
- 📘 README Files: Detailed explanations on how each data structure works.
- 📝 Examples & Outputs: Practical use cases with sample inputs and expected outputs.
- A dynamically allocated three-dimensional matrix.
- Demonstrates memory allocation (
malloc), data traversal, and memory deallocation (free). - Includes a user input mechanism for custom matrix dimensions.
- Navigate to the folder of the desired data structure.
- Compile the C file using GCC:
gcc [filename].c -o [output-name]
- Run the compiled program:
./[output-name]
- Follow the program instructions for input and observe the output.
- Ideal for students & self-learners exploring C programming.
- Provides hands-on practice with real-world examples.
- Enhances problem-solving skills through structured coding techniques.
Stay engaged and keep learning! Contributions and feedback are always welcome. 🚀