Hi
This is a classic book but it is full of fun and examples:
Fundamental of data structure in pascal
Ellis Horowitzz
Sartaj Sahni
Computer Science Press 1994
It also have C++ version that is for C lovers:
Fundamental of data structue in C++
Ellis Horowitz
Sartaj Sahni
And also this is a great book its problems used in informatic olympiads
many times:
Introduction to Algorithms A creative approach
Udi Manber
Addison Wesley
1989
Kind Regards
On Fri, 20 Nov 1998, holotko wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good programming text, or reference (online or
> off line), that covers the topic of data structures, such as linked
> lists, trees, etc., in a clear, concise manner, on both the abstract
> and applied level. In my opinion a good reference should start with
> the basics in which the basics (definition, structure, etc..) of such
> data structures is presented and then build on these basics in a "well
> structured" manner. Generic (non language specific) algorithms should
> be presented and further built upon, eventually translated into actual
> programs and practical applications and considerations. Illustrations,
> diagrams, and schematics should be used when & where needed to clarify
> a concept.
>
> Many of the texts and references that I have examined thus far do not
> touch upon this topic in a well structured manner, often focusing too
> much on theory and not enough on applications, or vice versa. Other
> texts seem to draw excessive discussion on a simple concept, and/or
> neglect a more important concept.
>
> Anyone know of any good references on this topic?? I need this both
> for the purpose of educating a development team and, to further my own
> understanding and fluency in these topics.
>
> Thanks.
>
> /John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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