Data structures and algorithms

[earthquake]

Hi guys.I want to learn data structures and algorithms.Do you have any idea that which book is it useful for me?

[Albatross]

This book!
http://www.amazon.com/Data-Structures-Algorithms-Alfred-Aho/dp/0201000237

-Albatross

[earthquake]

Examples in the book have not been written in c++.Actually, I want a book that has been written in c++

[Albatross]

This would be my next recommendation.
http://www.amazon.com/Data-Structures-Algorithms-Adam-Drozdek-duquesne/dp/8131501159/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

You know... Google could have yielded both those books...

-Albatross

[rodiongork]

I dare to recommend you read the book _without_ examples or at least without examples in C++. You are going to _learn_ algorithms, not to copy them from your book, is not it? ;)

I also dare to recommend books of Mr. Cormen (google for "Cormen Algorithms") to find any of them.

[mutexe]

I dare to recommend you read the book _without_ examples or at least without examples in C++. You are going to _learn_ algorithms, not to copy them from your book, is not it? ;)

I'm not sure if i agree with this. It depends on the user's willpower :)

I for one like code examples and think it's a good way to pick up concepts (at least for me). But i always make sure i can understand and elaborate on them when I close the book.