Data Structures · Practice · Exam

Author: Yang Ming
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book is designed as a supplementary guide for students taking data structure courses in higher education institutions, as well as for those preparing for exams (course studies or postgraduate entrance exams). The book is divided into 11 chapters, each containing five sections: a knowledge structure diagram for the chapter, problem-solving and clarification of doubts, analysis of typical examples and postgraduate entrance exam questions, selected and solved important exercises, and two-level training questions. From the perspective of guiding course learning and exams, the book provides detailed explanations of key and easily confused concepts, solutions to typical examples, and summaries to help readers master the concepts and algorithmic thinking of data structures, as well as improve their ability to apply this knowledge to solve practical problems. It aims to ensure that readers truly understand data structures and lay a solid theoretical foundation for mastering programming and software development methods. The book is systematic, comprehensive, highlights key points, clearly explains difficulties, focuses on cultivating problem-solving approaches and techniques, and is highly practical. It is particularly suitable for computer science students in higher education institutions to use alongside their data structure courses, as well as for those preparing for postgraduate entrance exams in computer science. It can also serve as a self-study guide for technical personnel and readers in related fields.