A dynamic data structure is a set of elements in memory that has the adaptability to expand or shrink. This ability empowers a software engineer to control precisely how much memory is used. Dynamic data structures are used for handling generic data in a key-value store. They can be used in distributed caching and storage management. Dynamic data structures are valuable in many circumstances in which dynamic addition or deletion of elements occur. They are comparable in capacity to a smaller relational database or an in-memory database. These data structures are used in marketing and customer relationship management applications. Dictionaries, TreeSets, and sequences are examples of dynamic data structures.
In this chapter, we will explain what dictionaries, TreeSets, and sequences are and show you how they are implemented with the help of code examples...
