Data Structures Using C

by Reema Thareja (collaborator)

Data Structures Using C is designed to serve as a textbook for undergraduate engineering students of Computer Science as well as postgraduate students of Computer Applications. The book aims to provide a comprehensive coverage of the concepts of Data Structures.

The book starts with a thorough overview of the concepts of C programming including Arrays, Pointers, Strings, and Functions. It then connects these concepts and applies them to the study of Data Structures by discussing key concepts like Linked Lists, Stacks and Queues, Trees and Graphs. Detailed
description of various functions in Data Structures like Sorting - both Internal and External. Hashing and Search Trees is provided. The book also provides a chapter on the attributes and organization of files.

Written in a simple style, the book provides numerous examples, programmes and psuedocodes to illustrate the theoretical concepts. Several end chapter exercises including review questions, multiple choice questions is provided to help students practise the concepts.

Genres: Computer Science, Programming, Algorithms

656 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2010

Reviews

[Dhruv Khajanchi]

I prepared the subject of Data Structure for my college exams with the help of this book, and it has been a great help for me.

Each and every topic has been covered in excruciating detail.

Logic and necessity of the main data structure including arrays, linked list, stacks, queues, trees, graphs and hashmaps have been discussed in great detail with diagrams given wherever necessary.

The book has then implemented the above data structures in C language, and then there are exercises, examples to provide you more than enough content for practice.

Must book for preparing for DSA for college exams according to me.

[Nikos Alexo]

The book is good but has the usual drawback most academic books have. Although it starts with good examples and lots of code in the early chapters of simpler concepts that is not the case in the later chapters with more advanced concepts. I picked this to remember data structures for a project at work. I was mostly interested in B-trees and Red black trees which were not described as good as the simpler topics with code. Very well written and comprehensive though.

[Kanishka]

Great book to clear your basics.

[Oussama Laamri]

Its a great book to start study data structure, i like the way she explain

[Vishalraj]

ITS GOOD BOOK

[Akash Shah]

Amazing

[Jignesh Patel]

very nice book

[Sweta Patel]

nothing

[Abc]

super

[Parth Trivedi]

awsm book

[Viji Padmanabhan]

Good book

[Shravya]

How can I read this?? Is this app not for reading ??

[Ayush Pandey]

its a good book but C is for noobs.

[Suma Yakkanti]

good