Data Structures & Algorithms, 1e Paperback – 1 January 2002

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One of the best classics for getting started with data structures! Definitely should be in your have-read list!Pros:1. Theoretical aspects (proofs, etc.) have been addressed as and when required.2. Clear and concise explanation style.3. Many linear & non-linear data structures have been addressed here. After this book, you should consult "Introduction to Algorithms by CLRS" for further reading.

Classic book, and great on the content. Paves the way to think innovatively on algorithms; it is not the coverage itself, but what actually goes in at a principle-level to design/define an algorithm; that makes this book so great.

I've ordered this product twice, and had to return it twice. Both times, the print is not clear for either the text or the diagrams. The first time I thought this was the case for the particular book in my hand and others should be fine, so I returned it and bought another, but even this was exactly the same. All the books have faded, blurry prints. This seriously dampens reading experience and hampers comprehending the contents of the book.The book content is amazing but the print is the worst. Won't recommend buying from this particular buyer, maybe try your luck somewhere else for this book.

A good book but its examples are implemented in pascal, which causes problems as mostly, students learn C, python or C++ as a beginning language. Buy only if you want to have some theoretical knowledge of data structures and if you can grasp the programs and examples in pascal.

Book in very good condition. Much satisfied.

Amazing book

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