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can anybody please suggest a great book on data structures and algorithms may be separate.. but some thing like a bible.

Thanks a lot,
Abhi
 
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Originally posted by abhi maj:
can anybody please suggest a great book on data structures and algorithms may be separate.. but some thing like a bible.

Thanks a lot,
Abhi



For Bible - look at Donald Knuth's 3 volume series. but, like the bible it is tough to read.
For a easier and a Java centric approach - look at RObert Lafore's "Data Structures nd Algorithms in Java"

Hope that helps.
 
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Originally posted by Srikanth Shenoy:


For Bible - look at Donald Knuth's 3 volume series. but, like the bible it is tough to read.
For a easier and a Java centric approach - look at RObert Lafore's "Data Structures nd Algorithms in Java"

Hope that helps.



Thanks a lot... I will check it out...
 
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