Welcome to the Search Engine Project for Data Structures!
This project demonstrates a robust search engine built in C++ that indexes and interacts with a variety of fundamental data structures, offering methods for insertion, deletion, traversal, sorting, and searching.
This project is designed as an educational tool and reference for students and developers learning about data structures. It covers the implementation and manipulation of:
- Arrays
- Linked Lists
- Stacks
- Queues
- Trees (e.g., Binary Trees, BSTs)
- Graphs
Each data structure is equipped with common methods such as insertion, deletion, traversal, sorting, and searching. The project allows users to perform search operations across these data structures, showcasing their strengths and use-cases.
- Implementations of classic data structures in C++
- Search functionality across multiple data structures
- Methods for insertion, deletion, traversal, sorting, and searching
- Simple, menu-driven interface for interacting with the data structures
- Modular and extensible codebase for easy addition of new structures or features
- C++ compiler (e.g., g++, clang++)
- Basic understanding of C++ and data structures
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/TareqAlKushari/Search-Engine-Project-for-Data-Structures.git cd Search-Engine-Project-for-Data-Structures -
Compile the project:
g++ -std=c++11 -o search_engine main.cpp
(Replace
main.cppwith the actual entry point if different.) -
Run the executable:
./search_engine
- Navigate the menu to choose a data structure.
- Select the operation you want to perform (insert, delete, search, traverse, sort, etc.).
- Follow the prompts to enter data or parameters.
Contributions are welcome!
Feel free to fork the repository, open issues for bugs or suggestions, or submit pull requests to improve data structure implementations or add new features.
[No license specified.]
For questions or suggestions, visit the repository or contact @TareqAlKushari.
Explore, search, and learn about data structures in C++!