data structures in c

[binaryDigit]

i need a book on data structures/algorithms. can you guys recommend one?

-thanks


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[jemfinch]

The Practice Of Programming has some great information about lots of stuff, including data structures. It's not entirely in C, though.

Jeremy

[pier]

Mastering Algorithms in C is an O'reilly book that is helpful. It covers data encryption(DES,RSA), data compression (LZ77 to name one), binary search trees, search and sort algorithms, trees, stacks and queues, routing algorithms. If there is a microcenter around you, go there. Always have great books. The better ones are extremely expensive. Look for books on parallel processing, and distributed computing. They usually provide a lot.

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[binaryDigit]

well i have to admit i got impatient and didn't wait very long after i started this topic to go to amazon and order myself a book on c data structures and algorithms. it looks promising. i should have mentioned that i live in humboldt county. no real computer stores. only real book store is walden books.
well at least walden books has a decent linux section and carries Linux magazine and Maximum Linux magazine.
however i've noticed a decline in c programming books. all i see is c++. hmmmmm.. why is that.
anyways thanks for any input, i'll let you guys know how the book i'm getting is.


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