Data Structures via C++: Objects by Evolution
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| Rating | : | 4.14 (929 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0195108434 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 496 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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Michael Berman is at Rowan College of New Jersey. A.
Students who attempt a significant number of the exercises should be able to master most of the material. The first six chapters cover software engineering, algorithm design and analysis, and program correctness arguments, in addition to the standard data structures material presented later in the book. Both programming exercises and those requiring written answers are built into the body of the text. "This new book on elementary data structures is designed for the standard second course in computer science. In addition, most chapters end with programming laboratory problems. I like this textbook and would recommend it
Objects by Evolution: A Work That Needs to Evolve Matt P Berman's "Data Structures Via C++ : Objects by Evolution" in its current form is a good "first draft" for a Data Structures textbook. It promotes good coding techniques and other tips, but falls short of its main goal: to fully explain data stuctures. One advantage to the book is that all code can be downloaded from Berman's . luca rinaldi said Very "evoluted" book of object-oriented programming!. I think that this text belongs to the "a++" category of software books.The subject is a study of data structures by C++ and i think that in the end of the book you have a very clear idea of the fundamentals both of object-oriented programming and of data structures.The author approach to code developement is extremely "clean". Dan said Frustration and annoyance.. This book is horrible. From a student's point of view, it is a very confusing book to just read by itself without a professor's aid. The examples (at times) are just code and there's hardly any in depth explanation for anything. I wish I could give this book no stars or negative stars. This book was written by the antichrist.
C++ language features and object-oriented concepts, both very useful in solving problems encountered in the course, are also covered. Berman's real-world examples, such as simulation of an Ethernet, robot navigation, and expression processing, help to illustrate use of data structures in concrete terms. All supporting materials will be available to faculty and students via the World Wide Web at: rowan/evolve.. The primary data structures included are lists, stacks, queues, tables, trees, and graphs. All examples are developed using C++, and advanced features are introduced as needed or just-in-time. It combines a sound pedagogy for teaching data structures at the introductory (CS2) level with modern ideas in software engineering and object-oriented programming. This text emphasizes abstraction by introducing each new data structure first as an abstract data type (ADT), then discussing the external interface, and following with implementation. Bringing together the fundamental topics of a traditional introductory data structures course and the current world of C++ and object-oriented programming,Data Structures via C++: Objects by Evolution offers an evolut