Description
Fabulous Adventures in Data Structures and Algorithms teaches you how to solve programming challenges with lesser-known algorithmic approaches. You’ll begin by examining immutable data structures—stacks, queues, deques, and unusual constructions like Hughes lists—that take on conventional assumptions about performance.
Next, you’ll investigate algorithms drawn from building developer tools, from backtracking search in graph coloring to unification and anti-unification. Finally, you’ll venture into randomness, developing data structures and algorithms for discrete and continuous distributions, sequence operations on probability distributions, and Bayesian reasoning.
About the reader
For working programmers who know C#, Java, Python, or similar object-oriented language. Examples in C#.
About the author
Eric Lippert designed programming languages, compilers, and other developer tools for Microsoft, Coverity, and Facebook. He’s been on the design and/or implementation and/or specification teams for Visual Basic, JavaScript, VBScript, C#, Hack, and Bean Machine. Eric’s popular blog about language design, data structures and algorithms, and other “fabulous adventures in coding,” which you can read at ericlippert.com, has enjoyed a twenty-year run.
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