Data Types and Structures

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Topic pageData Types and StructuresB2·10·T
QuizData Types & StructuresB2·10·Q1
LabData Structures PlaygroundB2·10·X1
LabBubble sort & linear searchB2·10·X2
LabRecord & file tasksB2·10·X3

§10.1 Data types and records

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FlashcardsFlashcards §10.1–10.2: Data types, records & arraysB2·10·F1
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§10.2 Arrays

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FlashcardsFlashcards §10.1–10.2: Data types, records & arraysB2·10·F1
FlashcardsFlashcards §10.2–10.4: Standard algorithms & ADT operationsB2·10·F2
Past-paper questionsPast-paper questions §10.2 (arrays)B2·10·2

§10.3 Files

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FlashcardsFlashcards §10.3–10.4: Text files & implementing ADTsB2·10·F3
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§10.4 Introduction to abstract data types

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FlashcardsFlashcards §10.2–10.4: Standard algorithms & ADT operationsB2·10·F2
FlashcardsFlashcards §10.3–10.4: Text files & implementing ADTsB2·10·F3
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