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- From: Will Flor <willf@rrgroup.com>
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: Re: Code for common data structures/algorithms?
- Date: 18 Mar 1996 03:37:07 GMT
- Organization: R R Systems Group Inc.
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- urquiola@ronin.tiac.net (Michael Urquiola) wrote:
- >If such a beast exists could someone either.
- >
- >a) recomend a book
- >b) point me to a FTP site
- >
- >where I can get sample code that impliments some of the more common data
- >structures and algorithms. What I want is extremely simple code just so I
- >can see how these things are written and I can build around. I've learned
- >about them in classes now I can't figure how to use some of them (ie
- >sorting, searching, Linked Lists, Graphs, Trees etc).
- >
- >Many thanks,
- >
- >Mike
-
- This is probably in a FAQ somewhere, but...
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- Knuth's _The Art Of Computer Programming_ is just what you're looking
- for. It's a three-volume set, and not cheap, either - but you really
- should own a copy. _Algorithms in C_ is OK, too - just make sure you
- get the latest edition; the earlier edition suffered from some nasty
- bugs in source listings.
-
- -Will Flor willf@rrgroup.com
- The R R Systems Group, Inc http://www.rrgroup.com/
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