Programs and Data Structures in C: Based on ANSI C and C++, 2nd Edition

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Summary: Clear and concise
Review: After purchasing 2 other books on data structures, both of which were good for the experienced programmer but unclear for a student like me struggling to get through my data structures class, I finally found one that is perfect for explaining advanced data structures. The author breaks down multiway trees, heaps, linked lists, etc., in understandable terms. The sample code is complete and variables are intuitively named. Don't waste you money on other data structures books, espcially Data Structures & Program Design in C by Kruse. This is the textbook for my class and is universally hated among nearly everyone who has to use it. Ammeraal does a great a job with this book and is a must for the beginning CS student.