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In this course, we will discuss how to work with tree-like data structures. You'll learn to represent recursive data in code and build abstractions using trees. You will also learn to use tree processing algorithms and traversal in depth. The knowledge from this course will help programmers organize work with any tree structure: a file system, DOM elements, or a product catalog. To make learning easier, it's worth repeating collections, functions, and declarative programming beforehand.
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- Understand the principles of tree structure and construction
- Represent in code and process data with a recursive nature
- Build abstractions on top of tree-like data structures
- Use a functional paradigm
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1 | Introduction Getting to know the course and its objectives |
2 | Definitions Understanding the terminology related to trees |
3 | Virtual file system Introducing a library for creating files in memory |
4 | Manipulating the virtual file system Learning to modify the file system in an immutable way |
5 | Traversal Introducing the concept of tree traversal |
6 | Aggregation Learning how to extract the necessary data from the tree |
7 | Aggregation 2 Discovering how to get a compound array by traversing trees |
8 | Accumulator Learning to collect additional data while traversing the tree |
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