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3.4 Calculating Min/Max Values
It’s often helpful to be able to sift through an array of integers to find the minimum or maximum value, so in this lesson I’ll show you an easy algorithm to do just that. Let’s get to work.
1.Introduction1 lesson, 01:19
1 lesson, 01:19
1.1Introduction01:19
1.1
Introduction
01:19
2.Intermediate Topics2 lessons, 25:36
2 lessons, 25:36
2.1Interfaces06:02
2.1
Interfaces
06:02
2.2Practical Interface Example19:34
2.2
Practical Interface Example
19:34
3.Array Algorithms5 lessons, 35:29
5 lessons, 35:29
3.1Searching an Array08:06
3.1
Searching an Array
08:06
3.2Filling & Deleting Array Elements09:05
3.2
Filling & Deleting Array Elements
09:05
3.3Selection Sort08:35
3.3
Selection Sort
08:35
3.4Calculating Min/Max Values05:37
3.4
Calculating Min/Max Values
05:37
3.5Calculating Sums and Averages04:06
3.5
Calculating Sums and Averages
04:06
4.Other Data Structures3 lessons, 26:05
3 lessons, 26:05
4.1LinkedList & The Iterator15:33
4.1
LinkedList & The Iterator
15:33
4.2Stacks05:45
4.2
Stacks
05:45
4.3Queues04:47
4.3
Queues
04:47
5.Software Creation Process4 lessons, 52:18
4 lessons, 52:18
5.1Software Development Process06:29
5.1
Software Development Process
06:29
5.2Class Creation Tips06:24
5.2
Class Creation Tips
06:24
5.3Class Relationships06:34
5.3
Class Relationships
06:34
5.4Software Creation Process In-Practice32:51
5.4
Software Creation Process In-Practice
32:51
6.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:35
1 lesson, 00:35
6.1Conclusion00:35
6.1
Conclusion
00:35