Thanks Christian,
I'd found that resource and at first glance it looks above my head. The
book also
has examples based on existing algorithms and analyzes them. When I said
analyze
I suppose I meant analyze a problem and make an algorithm out of that.
Not to mention the math is out of my skill set (for now).
I'm looking for the real basics. I'm not sure if I can get away with
applying the
subject directly into python, without first studying some math. On the other
hand I've made it this far and I suppose there are other developers out
there
that didn't have the math background and worked out how to efficiently solve
problems.
Thanks,
Todd
Christian Witts wrote:
C.T. Matsumoto wrote:
Hello Tutors,
Can someone point me to any resources that can teach me about
algorithms in python?
I'm interested in learning how to analyze and make an algorithm.
Oh, I have no background in math, but a sturdy knowledge of python,
and I want to
make more efficient code.
Cheers,
Todd
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Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in
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