Practical Data Structures in C++

by Bryan Flaming and Bryan Flamig

Book Overview

C]+ is the premier up-and-coming language of the 90s providing elegant ways to code algorithms and data structures and solve real-world problems. Written using generic C++, it takes a no-nonsense,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 047155863X
• ISBN13: 9780471558637
• Release Date: April 1993
• Publisher: Wiley
• Length: 448 Pages
• Weight: 1.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 7.5" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

Practical Data Structures in C++ Roma 6.03.2002

E' un libro molto ben fatto, che tratta in modo esaustivo tuttele principali caratteristiche delle strutture implementate in C++.L'unico difetto - non imputabile all'Autore - sta nel linguaggioadoperato, oramai piuttoso obsoleto e lontano dall'attuale standard ANSI.Perchè la Wiley non invita il dr Flamig a pubblicare un aggiornamento dei suoi ottimi libri? Sono sicuro che diventerebbe un best-seller!In ogni modo, anche cosi' è altamente raccomandabile ai programmatori di ogni livello, perchè contiene un'infinita' divarianti e suggerimenti e,soprattutto, il codice completo che mostra come realizzare in pratica quanto appreso nella teoria. -

Practical Data Structures in C++

All the code in "Practical Data Structures in C++" is provided to the student/programmer and not left as an exercise to the "student." I found the book "very" useful after I had taken an introductory "Data Structures" course. I purchased this book at the time where templetes were not implemented in Microsoft Visual C++; therefore, I do not know whether the included code will build with any specific compiler though I suspect that it will build with the latest MS compiler and the Borland products. This book is for the "working programmer" who has not looked at a topic since the required Data Structures course work. This book provides a very good review as well as complete example(s) of working "code snipets."

A very good C/C++ book

It contains the most simple and basic code that any one can handle, even if you are not very skillful with C, you can follow the text. It is very well developed and for begginers is just great.

I don't understand why the codes in ch8 don't work.

Practical data structure in C++ is very impressive to me... I have some problems - the source codes sltst.cpp etc.. in chapter 8 are not executed. In BC 3.1, they work well. but by compiler MFC 4.1 I have used, execution error occurs. I guess member function Next() in slist.h cannot return point to next pointer. Why? What's trouble-shooting to this problem? Could you give the answer ASAP ? I'm in a big hurry..