Data Structures (Java Version) (Java Version)

Author: Ye Heya
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The Java language is completely object-oriented and has many advantages that traditional programming languages cannot compare. The syntax of the Java language is similar to C++, but it removes those ambiguous and error-prone features in C++ while introducing many unique advanced features. Java is easier to learn than C++, and programs written in Java are more readable. This book comprehensively elaborates on the basic theories of data structures, mainly including fundamental data structures such as linear lists, strings, arrays, general lists, binary trees, and graphs, as well as various classic algorithms for searching and sorting. This book defines and implements all data structures and algorithms in Java. The book has a clear structure, rich content, well-arranged chapters, and an in-depth yet easy-to-understand explanation that progresses step by step. The examples are typical and practical, and the algorithms are rigorous and standardized. All algorithms and programs have been thoroughly tested. This book is suitable as a textbook for undergraduate and associate degree students in computer science and related fields at universities and colleges, and can also serve as a reference for computer software developers and researchers engaged in applied research.