Data structure -- revised to (12221)

Author: Jin Liangying
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: Data structures is a core course for computer science majors in higher education, serving as a professional foundation for learning computer software application and development. With the increasing popularity of computers, it is also a mandatory subject for the "Software Qualification Level Examination" and "Postgraduate Entrance Examination," and has gradually become a popular elective course for science and engineering majors. This book is divided into 9 chapters. The first 6 chapters systematically introduce the basic concepts, logical structures, storage structures, and implementation algorithms of various operations on corresponding storage structures, along with an analysis and comparison of the performance of these algorithms. The last 3 chapters cover algorithms for searching, sorting, and file organization methods. The algorithms in this book are described using C language functions, and most of them can be implemented on a computer. Some are accompanied by complete C programs. The book is rich in content, well-structured, and accurately presented with numerous examples. The descriptions of the algorithms are clear and easy to understand, supported by detailed annotations, some of which include illustrative diagrams and dynamic data visualization processes, making the book highly readable. Each chapter is accompanied by various types of exercises, which are convenient for both teaching and self-study. This book is suitable as a textbook for undergraduate or associate degree programs in computer science or related information disciplines, as well as a valuable reference book for the "Postgraduate Entrance Examination" and self-study.