Data Structure Display

Data Structure Display

Dynamic Presentation for DS

665 ratings
18 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 23, 2019
  • March 25, 2024
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Explore and learn data structures through dynamic debugging and visual observation of changes. This app covers linear structures, trees, graphs, and recursive algorithms like the Tower of Hanoi, offering interactive learning experiences.

โœ“Dynamic data structure debugging
โœ“Visual observation of data structure changes
โœ“Learn linear structures (arrays, lists, queues, stacks)
โœ“Explore tree structures (binary, AVL, red-black, heap)
โœ“Understand graph structures and algorithms
โœ“Debug recursive algorithms like Tower of Hanoi
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What's New in Data Structure Display

1.8.1

March 25, 2024

1. Stability improvements. 2. Imporve main UI style in iPadOS.

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User reviews

Super useful for studying DSA.

This is a great app and definitely worth supporting the developer! The interactive parts and pseudo code are absolutely excellent.

Amazing app

Very helpful

Nice reference

The app is good, but has only cheatsheets, no exercises.

Does not explain everything

I paid for the app and sections like linked lists for example only has code and pseudo code for only one type of a data structure. Please update all data structures to include all psudo code and c++ code. Then I will change my review to a 5 star.

good to use

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Aggressive review request frequency

Bug

Inconsistent dark mode functionality between iOS and macOS

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Requested Features

4 requests

Dark mode implementation

Feature

Comprehensive coverage of all data structure variants

Feature

More practical exercises and problems

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Ad-supported free tier instead of paywall

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FAQ

What does the Data Structure Display app do?

This app is designed for learning data structures by allowing users to dynamically debug and visually observe how data structures change during operations. It covers a wide range of structures and algorithms, providing an interactive educational experience.

What data structures and algorithms can I learn?

You can learn linear structures (arrays, linked lists, queues, stacks), tree structures (binary tree, BST, AVL, red-black tree, heap), graph structures (adjacency list, DFS, BFS, Euler path, topological sort, MST, shortest path), and recursive problems like the Tower of Hanoi.

Is the app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, but it offers in-app purchases. This means some features or content might require a purchase to access.

What are the benefits of dynamic debugging in this app?

Dynamic debugging allows you to step through operations on data structures in real-time and see the exact changes as they happen. This visual and interactive approach helps to clarify complex concepts, especially for recursive algorithms and tree/graph manipulations, making them easier to understand than static explanations.

What kind of learning experience does this app offer?

The app provides a hands-on learning experience through dynamic debugging and visualization. You can interact with various data structures and algorithms, observe their behavior, and gain a deeper understanding of their underlying mechanics, which is particularly helpful for complex topics like AVL tree balancing or graph traversals.