Data Structures -- C++ Version

Author: (American) J. Creighton Malik, translated by Wang Haitao, Ding Yanyan
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The structural features of this book are as follows:
· Programming examples are complete programs located at the end of each chapter. These examples provide correct and specific input, output, problem analysis, algorithm design, and a complete program listing.
· The quick review section summarizes the various concepts presented in each chapter.
· The exercises section tests students' ability to determine whether various declarations and statements are valid.
· The programming exercises section requires students to write C++ programs according to specified requirements.
· The notes section highlights important points related to various concepts.
· Numbered examples in each chapter illustrate various programming ideas through relevant code. This book is a comprehensive foundational reader for CS2 and CS2. It is specifically designed for students, using concise and well-organized explanations and examples to successfully describe algorithms in C++. The book covers all CS2 topics, such as structured templates, binary search trees, graph algorithms, and search and sorting.
D.S. Malik is a professor of mathematics and computer science at Creighton University. He received his Ph.D. from Creighton University in 1985 and has been teaching computer programming courses at Creighton University ever since. He has published 45 papers and 6 books in fields such as abstract algebra, fuzzy self-control theory and language, fuzzy logic and its applications, and information science.