Overview, Python 3

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# Object Oriented Design

# Different forms of data structures
length = 6        # number
single = "A"      # character
name = "Faiha"    # collection of characters
list1 = [1,True,"Jim",-1213.211] # collection of objects

# A list is a type of structure that can hold any type of object
# A string is a type of structure that can ONLY hold characters

list2 = [False,"Faiha", 0]
list3 = list1 + list2

name = "Faiha"+" Al-Qahtani"

# These are structures
# We will create our OWN structure

# 1. Give an idea about loops and conditions
# 2. Exercises with loops/conditions and string manipulation
# 3. Exercises with loops/conditions for sorting (sorting algorithms)
# 4. Intro to creating our own data structures
#      a. Object Oriented Design - Stacks, Queues, Linked List
#          - Exercises using Stacks
#          - Exercises using Queues
#          - Linked List
#          - Hash Tables
#      b. Recursion
#          - Exercises using Recursion
# 5. More algorithms using data structures (3 and 4)
# 6. Trees (Binary Search Tree, AVL foundation for Decision Tree)
# 7. Graphs (using 6 and 7, better prepared for Decision Tree)

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