Data Structures in Java Language Description (Second Edition)

Author: (USA) Li Hua
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book explains how to create and analyze traditional data structures in modern programming language Java. The book first introduces Java's object-oriented programming methods and good programming styles, then systematically covers subvectors, the basics of programming, sorting, interfaces, iterators, lists, linear data structures, ordered data structures, binary trees, priority queues, search trees, mappings, and graphs. Each chapter provides corresponding principles, exercises, examples, experiments, and thought questions. The appendix offers answers to some problems from each chapter, basic knowledge of Java programming, and a glossary.
Key Features of the Book:
- Chapters: Each chapter focuses on a single topic, with each data structure covered in its own chapter.
- Basic Concepts: Each chapter begins with a list of the main content to be learned.
- Exercises: Targeted exercises are provided based on the specific content discussed.
- Principles: Key principles to follow in designing data structures.
- Self-Assessment Questions: Review the chapter's knowledge points through self-assessment questions.
- Chapter Questions: Design and expand exercises to test the chapter's content.
- Experiments: Hands-on exercises related to each chapter's topic.