Data Structures Via C++
By: Berman, Michael A.
Publisher: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2010Edition: 1st.Description: 471 p. | Binding - Paperback | 24*18.2.ISBN: 0-19-568578-x.Other title: Objects By Evolution.Subject(s): Computer EngineeringDDC classification: 5.133 Summary: This text is designed for a CS2 data structures course using C++ as the base programming language. The author introduces Object-Oriented Programming concepts in the context of traditional data structures and algorithms, emphasizing encapsulation from the beginning and gradually bringing in generics, inheritance and polymorphism as the book progresses. Real-world examples illustrate the material in a way that makes it accessible to readers with no more than a basic background in the subject. All supporting materials, including source code, will be available to interested individuals via the World Wide Web.| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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This text is designed for a CS2 data structures course using C++ as the base programming language. The author introduces Object-Oriented Programming concepts in the context of traditional data structures and algorithms, emphasizing encapsulation from the beginning and gradually bringing in generics, inheritance and polymorphism as the book progresses. Real-world examples illustrate the material in a way that makes it accessible to readers with no more than a basic background in the subject. All supporting materials, including source code, will be available to interested individuals via the World Wide Web.
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