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Sorting and data structure algorithms

This repo is a C# library with implemented sorting alrogithms, structures and its algorithms.

SortingAlgorithms:

Stable, generic:
Unstable, generic:
Non-comparison based algorithms:
- Bucket sort - implemented for integer
- Couting sort (stable) - implemented for integer
- Couting sort (unstable) - implemented for integer
- LSD Radix - implemented for integer
- MSD Radix - implemented for strings

Data stuctures:

Hash tables
- Implementations
- Algorithms
  - Add
  - Contains
  - Remove
  - Clear
Binary search tree
- Insert
- Find
- Remove
- Traverse
  - Infix (recursive and iteration implementation)
  - Prefix (recursive and iteration implementation)
  - Postfix (recursive and iteration implementation)
  - Breadth (iteration implementation)
- Verify
- GetMin
- GetMax
- GetPredecessor
- GetSuccessor
- GetKElementInOrder
- SplitByKey
- Merge (with tree where keys > than keys in this tree)
- RotateLeft
- RotateRight
- GetCommonRoot(key1, key2)
- GetDistance(key1, key2)
Binary search tree node
- HasParent
- IsTerminate
- Count
- Height
- Degree
- Depth
- Level
AVL tree
- Insert
- Verify
- Remove
- RebalanceIn
AVL tree node
- Balance factor

Tests

This library has generic tests for each sorter. New added sorter is testing automatically using Reflection. Currently it tests next types of array:

Integer
Double
String
Char

Each type tested on next inputs:

Sorted sequense
Reverted sorted sequense
Random shuffled sequense
Empty array

Each implemented data structures has tests which covering as much as possible.

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