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- Paperback: 736 pages
- Publisher: Wiley; 2 edition (February 22, 2011)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0470383275
- ISBN-13: 978-0470383278
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This is a highly technical text on the topic of data structures and algorithmic design. Data structures as used within the text are the encapsulation of data variables into a data object: coming from a C background, think of them as a "struct". Unlike C though, C++ encapsulates the methods or functions that are used to manipulate the data variables as well.
Simply put, an algorithm is the recipe for manipulating the data in an object.
This is not a text for those inexperienced in programming with C++. It is not a beginners text. Even with a couple of years exposure to programming in C++, C, and Java, I found this text a challenge to fully comprehend. I would offer that even after two readings, I am still learning concepts presented in the book every time I re-read.
It is up to the standard of C++11, and utilizes some of the newer standard features such as the vector class, for example.
Whether you are required to purchase this book for a course, or as an addition to your personal library, I personally think it is an excellent reference. It was a required text for a course I was enrolled, but it has become a permanent part of my reference library because I have found the information and concepts presented to be useful after two reads. And I am looking forward to the time when I can read a 3rd.
There are a lot of projects and exercises in the text, more than any one individual can complete in a semester.
If you have the opportunity to review a copy at the library or a bookstore, I think you will find it to be a challenging and desirable text for your personal library.
Respectfully,
MJR
By Michael Reeves
This book is okay for learning the different types of data structures and the functions that they perform. I needed this book for a class, and it is full of coding errors and sentence errors.
By Delaney Cave