C++ Object-Oriented Data Structures

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Summary: stay clear of this book
Review: A very lousy programming book. Readability of examples is shockingly bad

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Summary: Great Book
Review: A+ on C++ Literature. Very informative! Great book for a computer programmer who would like to sharpen up their skills, or a college student who is willing to learn this complex computer language.

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Summary: Outstanding
Review: After reading many C++ books, I felt that this book was the most understandable book. The examples were very, very clear. I recommend it.

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Summary: data structures
Review: I used this book as a text book for a data structures class. The code does work but the code structure hard to follow. As a supplement a book written by Kruse was used to fill the gap this one left. I would not add this one to my library. Also I am not a 12 year old reader, the input box would not go above 12.

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Summary: Bravo!
Review: This book was SUPERB! The examples given were those of complexity, yet comprehendable! Bravo! This book is one I personally recomend.

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Summary: Packed with tons of code!
Review: This is one of the best books on Data Structures in C++ I have seen (and I have seen quite a few). It gives code for numerous types of data structures, implemented via classes. Also does a good job of giving you the pseudo code before the actual code so you can see whats going on. Some of the classes are 3 pages, so it's a good thing that the code is also on a disk. Also analyzes the run time of various algorithms. Plus the code is very well documented, explaining what each few lines does. A great book for anybody taking a course in data structures in C++. Very complete.

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Summary: very bad
Review: This is the worst programming text book I've encountered. The examples may work but are far from readable.