Compendium is an educational software program designed to implement a wide range of classic algorithms and data structures. Developed using C++, the program serves as a comprehensive resource for learning and applying fundamental concepts in computer science.
This program includes implementations of various algorithms such as queues, trees (including Red-Black Trees and AVL Trees), custom data structures, text processing algorithms, and sorting techniques. It also covers several methods for algorithm construction, including greedy algorithms, dynamic programming, divide-and-conquer, backtracking, and computational geometry.
In addition to algorithmic implementations, Compendium incorporates object-oriented programming principles and design patterns, showcasing practical applications of these concepts. The program also features unit tests for validating the correctness and efficiency of the algorithms and data structures, ensuring reliability and robustness.