Summary Stanford CS106B: Data Structures & Algorithms - Complete Handwritten Study Guide (2025)

Comprehensive Handwritten Notes for Stanford CS106B: Programming Abstractions / CS161: Design and Analysis of Algorithms. These notes were meticulously created to cover the core Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) concepts required for top-tier university exams and technical coding interviews (LeetCode/Big Tech). What is included in this 2025 Edition: Complexity Analysis: Detailed Big O, Big Omega, and Theta notation guides. Data Structures: Clear diagrams and logic for Arrays, Linked Lists (Singly/Doubly), Stacks, Queues, and Hash Tables. Non-Linear Structures: Binary Search Trees (BST), Heaps, and Graph Traversals (BFS/DFS). Algorithms: Sorting (Quick, Merge, Bubble) and Searching (Binary Search) with step-by-step logic. Interview Focus: Common coding patterns seen in "Cracking the Coding Interview