From the inventor of Pascal and Modula-2 comes a new version of Niklaus Wirth's classic work, Algorithms Plus Data Structure Equals Programs (PH, l975). This title uses Modula-2 and includes new material on sequential structure, searching and priority search trees.
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A must read book in programming
2 Dec 2002
By "oversteer"
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Format:Hardcover
The book goes over practically important algorithms and data structures. It may not include the latest and greatest advances, but it is still very relevant in today's practical applications.
To me, the highest value of the book is not the particular methods explained, but the good style and the way of thinking about programs that the book teaches. There are very few books that can actually teach good style, and this is probably one of the best.
This book is a must read for anyone wishing to become a great programmer, not merely an average one. Another good book is "Design Patterns" by the gang of four, it is the next level.
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Short and sweet
3 Mar 2002
By John Lacey
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Format:Hardcover
This isn't a voluminous compilation of algorithms or data structures, but for me it's the first place to look. If I can't find what I need here, I'll check more complete sources, typically either Introduction to Algorithms or Knuth. But if what I need is here, it's typically covered more succinctly and accessibly. It's been on my bookshelf for almost fifteen years, and I haven't seen a worthy, or necessary, replacement.
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Very good for my studying
1 April 1998
By Francisco
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Format:Hardcover
This is a good book. I use it everyday in my computer programming subject and this is so cool!!! My teacher takes examples and solve them from the book.
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