There is an old book that was very popular in Russia: Etudes for Programmers by Charles Wetherell I wonder how well known it is here... There is only one review on Amazon. Have anybody read it? Another one is probably classic: How to Solve It by G. Polya. -- it is about mathematical problems, but generalizations are so broad that they can be applied to just about any pronlem. What other books can you recommend?
Originally posted by Capablanca Kepler: This is supposed to be the good book,I am waiting for its Indian edition.
Great Book! If you have a programming problem and need to find the apropriate algorithm, this book will point you in the right direction. Jon
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Hi Jon, Is the book available at bookstore for browsing because I saw the Amazon review by a math professor in Connecticut very discouraging? Thanks, MCao
Data Structures and Algorithms in Java is an excellent book. I own a copy of it and it will provide any person with a thorough foundation to build up on.
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