vivek oswal
Posts: 2
Nickname: vivekoswal
Registered: Nov, 2003
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Re: good book on algorithms
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Posted: Dec 8, 2003 1:50 AM
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> Hi I am taking an advanced computing and math class and
> would like a supplemental book that goes in depth on some
> of the common algorithms.
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> It would be helpful if the book showed some examples that
> were written in a language such as C, C++, or Java.
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> I am still learning some of the Advanced Data Structures
> and like to be able to look at samples to help show me how
> to implement the concepts.
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> Thank you in advance for pointing me to a couple of great
> study and learning tools. :)
Below are some of the finest texts available, what suites your style of comprehension and study should make for the best read:
1. Introduction to algorithms ( rivest, cormen et al.)
This is an MIT press release with a fantastic range of algorithms and their analyses too, albeit all algorithms are described in a psuedo language ( I find the language absolutely comprehensible and easiy convertible to any conventional programming language source code).
2. Algorithms by Robert Sidgewick ( there's an edition for each such language as C,C++ and java too!). The book is fantastic and covers a breadth of algorithms with language implementations and asymptotic complexity analysis too!
3. Algorithms and datastructures by alfred aho, ullman etc.
4. Algorithms by horowitz and sahani
Check out the following link too:
http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~algorith/
Hope you enjoy your study of algorithms!
regards,
vivek
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