In article <1992Jul10.123129.6843@ifi.uio.no> kamrani@ifi.uio.no (Kamran  Iranpour) writes:
>Is there anyone out there who knows about a book on "Data structres with C++".

Sedgewick
Addison-Wesley
Algorithms in C++

Is his traditional data structures / algorithms book rewritten in C++

In article <1992Jul10.210342.10061@microsoft.com> jimad@microsoft.com (Jim Adcock) writes:
>In article <1992Jul10.123129.6843@ifi.uio.no> kamrani@ifi.uio.no (Kamran  Iranpour) writes:
>>Is there anyone out there who knows about a book on "Data structres with C++".
>
>Sedgewick
>Addison-Wesley
>Algorithms in C++
>
>Is his traditional data structures / algorithms book rewritten in C++

Keep in mind that it really isn't "C Plus Plus-ified", for the most part -
it is basically just a translation of the basic data structure and algorithm
code, without relying much on classes or on class design. He does a little bit
with classes in some of the later chapters, but most of it is pretty much
what you would come up with if you were to directly translate "Algorithms in
C" into C++. First came his Algorithms book, which used a Pascal-like
pseudo-code, then C, then C++. The principle reason for evolving the book
is probably to be used as a textbook for students working in C and C++
instead of Pascal.

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Is there anyone out there who knows about a book on "Data structres with C++".
Please send me a mail.


Thanks