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1. The document lists 28 experiments related to data structures and algorithms. The experiments include implementing functions for operations on stacks, queues, trees, graphs and algorithms like Dijkstra's algorithm, Prim's algorithm, Kruskal's algorithm, topological sorting, knapsack problems, job sequencing, graph coloring and the travelling salesperson problem. 2. The experiments are numbered and include a brief description of the problem to be solved as well as the data structures and algorithms required. 3. The index provides an overview of 28 experiments on fundamental data structures and algorithms.

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1. The document lists 28 experiments related to data structures and algorithms. The experiments include implementing functions for operations on stacks, queues, trees, graphs and algorithms like Dijkstra's algorithm, Prim's algorithm, Kruskal's algorithm, topological sorting, knapsack problems, job sequencing, graph coloring and the travelling salesperson problem. 2. The experiments are numbered and include a brief description of the problem to be solved as well as the data structures and algorithms required. 3. The index provides an overview of 28 experiments on fundamental data structures and algorithms.

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Name of Experiment Remarks
No. No. Experiment Submission
1. Implement a function to convert an infix
arithmetic expression involving the
operators +, -, /, *, (, ) and single digit
constant integer operands to postfix
expression. Assume usual precedence of
operators in the order of /, *, + and -.
Parentheses ( ) are used to override the
precedence of operators
2. Implement a function to read an arithmetic
expression (as given in the previous
problem) from the command line and
display the computed value of the
expression.
3. Implement the (i) insertion sort, (ii)
bubble sort, (iii) selection sort, (iv) shell
sort, (v) quick sort, (vi) merge sort, (vii)
heap sort, (viii) radix sort, (ix) counting
sort, (x) bucket sort, (xi) radix exchange
sort, and (xii) address calculation sort
4. Implement a circular queue using (a) an
array (b) a linked list.
5. Implement a queue using two stacks by
Methods-1 (making Push operation costly
in terms of time) and by Method-2
(making Pop operation costly)
6. Implement a stack using two queues by
Method 1 (making EnQueue operation
costly) and by Method 2 (making
DeQueue operation costly in terms of
time).
7. Implement the preorder traversal
algorithm for binary trees without using
recursion.
8. Implement the functions createTree(),
deleteTree(), insertItem(), deleteItem(),
serachItem() for AVL trees, i.e. height
balanced binary search trees.
9. Implement Dijkstra’s algorithm for the
shortest path problem.
10. Implement Prim’s algorithm for the
minimum spanning tree problem.
11. Implement Kruskal’s algorithm for the
minimum spanning tree problem.
12. Implement DFS algorithms for graphs.
Your function should be able to identify
all the tree edges, back edges, forward
edges and cross edges.
13. Write a function to identify the largest and
smallest cycles in a given directed or
undirected graph.
14. Implement Bellman Ford algorithm for
the shortest path problem.
15. Implement dynamic programming
algorithm of Floyd–Warshall algorithm
for the shortest path problem.
16. Implement the 0/1 knapsack problem
using the dynamic programming.
17. Implement the 0/1 knapsack problem
using the backtracking method.
18. Implement the n-queens problem using
the backtracking method.
19. Implement the 15-puzzle problem using
the branch and bound method.
20. Implement the coin changing problem
using the greedy method.
21. Write a function to implement the job
sequencing with deadline problem in
which each job has integer deadline and
unit processing time.
22. . Implement the graph coloring problem
using the backtracking method.
23. Write functions to identify all the strongly
connected components, biconnected
components, articulation points and
bridges in a given directed graph.
24. Write a function to perform topological
sort on a given directed graph.
25. Write a function to implement the
travelling sales person problem. Prepare
the table of running time for graphs
containing 10, 20, 40, 60 and 100 nodes
and draw graph problem-size versus
execution time.
26. . Write a program for determining whether
a graph with n vertices and e edges
contains a clique of size m (m  n). Check
for what values of n, e, and m your
program gives output in reasonable time.
27. Write a program for determining whether
there exists a Hamiltonian cycle in a graph
with n vertices and e edges.
28. Write a program for determining whether
a graph with n vertices and e edges is a
bipartite graph.

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