Classical Algorithms in C++: With New Approaches to Sorting, Searching and Selection - Tapa blanda

Wilt, Nicholas

 
9780471109853: Classical Algorithms in C++: With New Approaches to Sorting, Searching and Selection

Sinopsis

At the heart of any computer program are algorithms that sort, search through and select data. If an algorithm (a step-by-step logical procedure) is not well designed, the program will run sluggishly or not at all. Throughout this text, the author argues that programmers should devote extra time, at the outset of a project, to consider exactly how their algorithms will perform sorts, searches and selections. The book is filled with numerous examples of algorithms (and data structures) and has a bias towards the practical rather than the theoretical. The author pays particular attention to two features of C++: templates and exception handling. The accompanying disk contains a C++ class library written by the author. The class library enables programmers to test and implement the algorithms and data structures contained in the book.

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Reseña del editor

At the heart of any computer program are algorithms that sort, search through and select data. If an algorithm (a step-by-step logical procedure) is not well designed, the program will run sluggishly or not at all. Throughout this text, the author argues that programmers should devote extra time, at the outset of a project, to consider exactly how their algorithms will perform sorts, searches and selections. The book is filled with numerous examples of algorithms (and data structures) and has a bias towards the practical rather than the theoretical. The author pays particular attention to two features of C++: templates and exception handling. The accompanying disk contains a C++ class library written by the author. The class library enables programmers to test and implement the algorithms and data structures contained in the book.

Biografía del autor

NICHOLAS WILT is a software engineer who has spent a third of his life programming microcomputers. In addition to writing numerous articles for Dr. Dobb's Journal, C/C++ Users Journal, and PC Techniques, he is the author of Object-Oriented Ray Tracing in C++, also available from Wiley.

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