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Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
Fundamental data structures in a consistent object-oriented framework
Now revised to reflect the innovations of Java 5.0, Goodrich and Tamassia's Fourth Edition of Data Structures and Algorithms in Java continues to offer accessible coverage of fundamental data structures, using a consistent object-oriented framework. The authors provide intuition, description, and analysi ...more
Now revised to reflect the innovations of Java 5.0, Goodrich and Tamassia's Fourth Edition of Data Structures and Algorithms in Java continues to offer accessible coverage of fundamental data structures, using a consistent object-oriented framework. The authors provide intuition, description, and analysi ...more
Hardcover, 720 pages
Published
August 1st 2005
by Wiley
(first published 1998)
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"I don't know. It's just a trick, you know? It's like when I was... I wrote this story on Paris, and I'd never been there. You don't have to— It's just a trick."
—Rain to Gabe, Husbands and Wives, written and directed by Woody Allen
Gabe, a writing professor played by Allen, has just peppered Rain, his precociously talented student played by Juliette Lewis, with some extremely flattering inquiries into her writing methods and background. Rain's embarrassed humble-brag of a response only serves to ...more
—Rain to Gabe, Husbands and Wives, written and directed by Woody Allen
Gabe, a writing professor played by Allen, has just peppered Rain, his precociously talented student played by Juliette Lewis, with some extremely flattering inquiries into her writing methods and background. Rain's embarrassed humble-brag of a response only serves to ...more

This was one of in our syllabus which we had to read.
this book is a great book which gives you the idea of how to code a queue for example or a stack which are very helpful for a big project.
JAVA is used as a preferred language which I honestly don't know very much, but u better study JAVA before commencement of this book.
A coder can use the useful samples of the book.
finally I recommend it to all the computer science students and whom are in love with coding and such stuffs
this book is a great book which gives you the idea of how to code a queue for example or a stack which are very helpful for a big project.
JAVA is used as a preferred language which I honestly don't know very much, but u better study JAVA before commencement of this book.
A coder can use the useful samples of the book.
finally I recommend it to all the computer science students and whom are in love with coding and such stuffs

While I had difficulty understanding the material at first, it was because I felt mainly confused about how to program the concepts from ground zero. Then I realized I wasn't really reading as closely to the book as I had intentioned, because the author does in fact have explanatory statements that suggest most of the code that is covered is included in the Java library. I had to highlight the book on my kindle, which is an excellent rendition of the textbook, in order to make sure I understood
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A good book on algorithms for begginers. I suggest to read it along with the youtube list https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...

Jul 14, 2011
Girish Pv
marked it as to-read
A superb book to read.. i admire it

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