book on data structures/algorithms
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Do you guys have a recommendation as to some good books covering data structures and algorithms? I went to the book store today and all I say was one called Algorithms in C++. Would that be a good one to start out with?
THE book on algorithms is "Introduction to algorithms" by Cormen, Leiserson and Rivest (aka "The big white book"). Of course, they talk only about algorithms themselves, not practical implementation, for roughly 1000 pages.
Data Structures and Their Algorithms
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Harry R. Lewis, Harvard University
Larry Denenberg, Harvard University
Pretty good, lot of cryptic pseudo code, but it covers many important, core data structures.
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Harry R. Lewis, Harvard University
Larry Denenberg, Harvard University
Pretty good, lot of cryptic pseudo code, but it covers many important, core data structures.
Mark Allen Wiess, ''Algorithms, Data Structures and Problem solving in C++'' (I think thats the correct title).
Its the standard course text for BSc/MSc computer science undergraduates at the UEA (At least I think it still is).
Goes through Stacks, Queue''s, Lists, Trees, recursion etc, pretty handy to have around as a reference.
,Jay
Its the standard course text for BSc/MSc computer science undergraduates at the UEA (At least I think it still is).
Goes through Stacks, Queue''s, Lists, Trees, recursion etc, pretty handy to have around as a reference.
,Jay
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