Practical Algorithms in C++ (Coriolis Group Book)

by Bryan Flamig

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A practical guide to implementing algorithms in C++. Have you been looking for a C++ book that not only talks about some of the most popular algorithms of today, but also implements them? Then look no further. 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, priority queues, finite state machines, and "algorithmic generators," a unique, object-oriented way of implementing algorithms. Includes theory and practice, with emphasis on practice. Builds from the basics to the most advanced techniques. Backs each algorithm with full source code provided on disk-no misleading code fragments. Includes high quality code, written specifically for C++, and not simply ported from some other language. All code fully tested in Borland and Microsoft versions of C++.
  • ISBN10 0471009555
  • ISBN13 9780471009559
  • Publish Date 29 March 1995
  • Publish Status Out of Print
  • Out of Print 14 January 2011
  • Publish Country US
  • Imprint John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • Pages 464
  • Language English