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Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis in Java
In this text, readers are able to look at specific problems and see how careful implementations can reduce the time constraint for large amounts of data from several years to less than a second. This new edition contains all the enhancements of the new Java 5.0 code including detailed examples and an implementation of a large subset of the Java 5.0 Collections API. This
...moreHardcover, Second Edition, 576 pages
Published
March 3rd 2006
by Addison Wesley
(first published October 1st 1998)
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A clear book, but rather thin for the topic. In any matter, I did well for the class that I took this with, and I was happy that for the actual class we did closely follow the book in using what it had to offer to build real projects. I felt after reading it that I had harvest this particular book pretty well.
A good book is always worth reading twice. And I'm able to appreciate it more now.
It's very useful if you want to start from the very basic, or want to review the fundamental knowledge.
It's very useful if you want to start from the very basic, or want to review the fundamental knowledge.
Feb 06, 2015
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Pretty good data structures and algorithms reference despite the fact that many of the code examples have bugs in them. The errata for the bugs in the code and the code examples themselves are provided on the authors web site.
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