Learn how to create abstract data types - just with Java! Here's a uniquely "Java-centric" approach to using well-designed abstract data types (ADTs) to simplify the development life cycle and create more readily reusable code. It is the only book that provides comprehensive and well-sequenced coverage of how to design, use, and implement such Java ADTs as: Arrays and Vectors; Hash Tables; Linked Lists; Stacks; Queues; Simple Trees; Binary Trees; 2-3-4 (Red-Black) Trees; and B-Trees. Extensive examples, exercises, and ...
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Learn how to create abstract data types - just with Java! Here's a uniquely "Java-centric" approach to using well-designed abstract data types (ADTs) to simplify the development life cycle and create more readily reusable code. It is the only book that provides comprehensive and well-sequenced coverage of how to design, use, and implement such Java ADTs as: Arrays and Vectors; Hash Tables; Linked Lists; Stacks; Queues; Simple Trees; Binary Trees; 2-3-4 (Red-Black) Trees; and B-Trees. Extensive examples, exercises, and chapter summaries make this timely guide equally appropriate as a classroom text or as an on-the-job learning tool for the applications- oriented computer professional. A companion CD-ROM includes all of the book's source code examples and the latest version (1.1.2) of SunŐs Java Development Kit (JDK).
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