Data Structures Other Objects Using Java ebook

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Michael Main is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Colorado . I would recommend this book as an introduction to data structures. This should not be your first Java book. This is intermediate Java.

Michael Main is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Colorado - Boulder. He earned his BS, MS, and P. from Washington State University.

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Автор: Michael Main Название: Data Structures and Other Objects Using Java . Using Java, this book provides comprehensive coverage of the fundamental data structures, making it an excellent choice for a CS2 course.

Using Java, this book provides comprehensive coverage of the fundamental data structures, making it an excellent choice for a CS2 course. The author has made this book student-friendly through intuitive discussion, real-world, applications and a gentle introduction.

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Details of Book Title : Data Structures and Other Objects Using Java Page : 128 Author : Michael G. Main Isbn : 0132576244 Publisher : Pearson Date Release : 1–12–2002.

This book takes a gentle approach to the data structures course in Java. It offers an early, self-contained review of object-oriented programming and Java to give students a firm grasp of key concepts, and allows those experienced in other languages to adjust easily. The book also offers a flexibility which allows professors such options as emphasizing object-oriented programming, covering recursion and sorting early or accelerating the pace of the course. This title meets the needs of professors searching for a book to balance the introduction of object-oriented programming and data structures with Java.

Macage

Data Structures & Other Objects Using Java is a pretty good introduction to data structures. The author's purpose is not to teach Java itself and there are numerous books which do that. The author does a good job of explaining methods using simple examples and the writing style is pretty clear compared to some books on the subject.
There are some problems with the code itself and unfortunately you need to import packages and classes from the author's website in order to run his examples, which is not so good, but that's what data structures is about. Get this book for an intro, but also complement it with a couple of books with more mathematical rigor, like Cormen's monster creation or Schaffer's book. That's what I had to do in my introductory Data Structures course, since the instructor used Schaffer's book for the code.

Itiannta

I have read several books on data structures (3). And in my opinion this is the worst of the lot. I have run into bugs, and if you buy this book you should go to the authors website so he can point them out for you. I had a great deal of trouble with this author's sample code, this is the main reason I did not like this book. Remember to include all his damn packages, when trying to compile his code, of course you have to get them from his website. buy a data structures book by Wiess or standish. Warning: the sample code in this book is overly confusing, and is clearer in other books.

Preve

Covers basic data structures well, especially for those with little or no experience. The online resources and coding is helpful, although you have to beware for a few syntax errors in the author's online code (I don't think it was ever compiled). I've only used about half the book, but remember, it's not a book designed to teach Java, it's designed to teach Data Structures, using Java. Having a good teacher would be very helpful as well (if this is used as a textbook). I did not have a good teacher.

Heraly

I only needed to use the Hash table section. It was complete and the examples were easy to follow. The author explained hash tables in general, then he implimented one in java from scatch, and then it showed how to use the java api hash table classes. Very good job by MR. Main! I also read the hash table section in Core Java 1.1 volume I, but that book did not really explain hash tables very well.

Invissibale

For the student seeking to learn data structures, this book certainly covers the basics (sorts, trees, graphs, recursive elements, stacks, queues) well. While some introductory Java is enforced, it assumes a general background in basic Java programming.

Freighton

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