By: Emma Dafoe If you’ve ever taken a computer science class, you’ve likely heard of data structures and algorithms, or DSA for short. DSAs are often working behind the scenes in systems that we use every single day. Before we dive into the countless real-world applications of DSAs, let’s review what they are. DSAs, as the name implies, combine two systems: data structures and algorithms.     Data structures are methods of organizing data. 7  If you had a bunch of information

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