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Hello people I will be studying my next course in University i.e Data Structures & Algorithms , I wanted to know if there are any lectures of some famous universities about that course?I searched on youtube , I found some but either they are teaching it in Java , or C , the one in my university is C++ , so can anyone post some if there are any?

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Data structures in C.... ick! Here's some book references: Free C++ EBooks page 2, Download Free C++ Books, Free C++ online books, C++ tutorial
You can also check out some MIT courses here: Free Online Course Materials | Courses | MIT OpenCourseWare

Note: a course in Java can generally be applied to C++ with minimal hassle.
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i see i think i should carry on with uni of Berkley's DSA lectures cause they are teaching it in Java :)
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I forgot that java has no pointers as in you don't really make them use cause they are at the back end , how will the linked list be applied to C++ from it o_O

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A Java reference is equivalent to a C++ pointer.
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