Practical algorithms in C++ / Bryan Flamig
By: FLAMIG, Bryan.
Publisher: N.Y : John Wiley, c1995Description: xvii, 445 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 0471009555.Subject(s): C++ (Computer program language) | Computer algorithmsDDC classification: 005.133Item type | Current location | Shelf location | Call number | Vol info | Copy number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Remark |
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Preface. - Ch. 1. Basic Concepts. - Ch. 2. Algorithm Construction in C++. - Ch. 3. Algorithmic Generators. - Ch. 4. Primes, Factors, and Permutations. - Ch. 5. Linear Congruential Generators. - Ch. 6. Random Combinations and Permutations. - Ch. 7. Hashing Algorithms. - Ch. 8. Heaps. - Ch. 9. Basic Sorting Algorithms. - Ch. 10. More Sorting Algorithms. - Ch. 11. Text Searching. - Ch. 12. Shift-OR Text Searching. - Ch. 13. Graph Data Structures. - Ch. 14. Basic Graph Traversals. - Ch. 15. Graph Minimization Algorithms. - Ch. 16. Finite State Machines. - Bibliography. - Index.
This book presents algorithms from a practical point of view, clearly explaining how the algorithms work, as well as fully implementing them in C++. Written to the intermediate C++ programmer, this book covers a wide range of subjects, from sorting and searching algorithms, to graph traversal algorithms, hashing algorithms, piority queues, finite state machines, and "algorithmic generators," a unique, object-oriented way of implementing algorithms. - Back cover.
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