Everyday Data Structures

by William Smith

Everyday Data A Practical Guide to Data Structure Problem Solving

Master new skills and ideas and become a better developer with Everyday Data Structures. This data structures book features practical examples using real world case studies for effective learning. By examining fundamental data structure concepts in Java and other languages, you'll soon be able to gain new skills and knowledge for day-to-day development work.

About This Book and its Author

Explore a new world of data structures and their applications easily with this data structures book. Written by software expert William Smith, you'll learn how to master basic and advanced data structure concepts.

Fully understand data structures using Java, C and other common languagesWork through practical examples and learn real-world applicationsGet to grips with data structure problem solving using case studiesWho wrote this book?

William Smith works as a software engineer and author, and has been writing software since 1988Owner of Appsmiths LLC, a development & consulting firm focused on mobile app and game developmentWho is this book for?

New or self-taught programmers (in any language) who want to gain a solid understanding of data structures & how to use them to solve problemsWhat will you learn?

Learn new data structures and their uses, including arrays, lists, stacks and queues, along with their applications and language-specific concerns. Once you've nailed the basics, expert software engineer William Smith takes you through advanced concepts associated with data structures using case studies.

541 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 14, 2017

About the author

Sir William Smith (1813-1893) was an English lexicographer. He became known for his advances in the teaching of Greek and Latin in schools.

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