Data Structure Guidance for Postgraduate Entrance Examinations

Author: Li Chunbao
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Data structures is a core course for computer science and related majors, and one of the essential subjects for postgraduate entrance exams in most universities for computer science majors. This book is written by professors who have been dedicated to teaching at the frontline. It integrates the characteristics, difficulties, key knowledge points, and important question topics of the data structures course, providing a wealth of examples and exercises, as well as numerous postgraduate entrance exam questions. The book is divided into 11 chapters. Chapter 1 is an overview of data structures; Chapters 2 to 11 discuss linear lists, stacks and queues, strings, arrays and generalized lists, trees and binary trees, graphs, searching, internal sorting, external sorting, and files in the form of one topic per chapter. Each chapter consists of four parts: core knowledge points, example analysis, summary of basic key points, and exercises with reference answers. The example analysis section emphasizes problem-solving approaches and focuses on algorithm analysis. This book is primarily intended for postgraduate entrance exams in computer science and related fields, but it can also serve as a textbook for undergraduate or vocational students in computer science or information technology majors, and can be used as a reference for computer engineering and application professionals.