Data Structures

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Z.K.

Anyone know of a good book about Data Structures and Algorithms in C#. I
found a couple of books on Amazon.com, but they did not have very good
reviews. C# has been out quite a while now; one would thing such a book
would exist. Java which is a similar language has several data
structure books with good reviews, but I can't find anything on C#.

Z.K.
 
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Pavel Minaev

Anyone know of a good book about Data Structures and Algorithms in C#. I
found a couple of books on Amazon.com, but they did not have very good
reviews.  C# has been out quite a while now; one would thing such a book
would exist.  Java which is a similar language has several data
structure books with good reviews, but I can't find anything on C#.

To be honest, you should be fine with any Java book on that as well.
Java is almost a subset of C# anyway, and for data structures and
algorithms the difference that is there is mostly superficial anyway.
The code should look familiar enough to read, and so long as you
understand the principle, reproducing it in C# shouldn't be a problem
either.
 
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Z.K.

Pavel said:
To be honest, you should be fine with any Java book on that as well.
Java is almost a subset of C# anyway, and for data structures and
algorithms the difference that is there is mostly superficial anyway.
The code should look familiar enough to read, and so long as you
understand the principle, reproducing it in C# shouldn't be a problem
either.

I was kind of wondering if a Java book would work. Thanks.

Z.K.
 
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Zach

Z.K. said:
Anyone know of a good book about Data Structures and Algorithms in C#. I
found a couple of books on Amazon.com, but they did not have very good
reviews. C# has been out quite a while now; one would thing such a book
would exist. Java which is a similar language has several data structure
books with good reviews, but I can't find anything on C#.

S.K.

You are not referring to structures like the "factory structure", "builder
structure" etc., are you? Because for C# there are some absolutely
disastrous books around on that issue. So if you are, don't be too hasty in
spending your money.

Zach.
 
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Pavel Minaev

You are not referring to structures like the "factory structure", "builder
structure" etc., are you?

Those are called "patterns", not "data structures".
 
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Zach

You are not referring to structures like the "factory structure", "builder
structure" etc., are you?

Those are called "patterns", not "data structures".

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Oups, yes you are right, although patterns are
structures, but not data structures. Sorry did
not consider Pavel Minaev's question properly.
Thank you for pointing this out.

Zach.
 

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