desktop wrote:
Victor Bazarov wrote:
>[..] I am a programmer, not a downloader/integrator. I use books
and other publications to learn the algorithms which I then implement
[and often modify] to suit our team's needs.
V
In that case can you recommend a good book on data
structures/algorithms for C++?
Don't be ridiculous. There is no single book that contains all
algorithms one can ever need. Not to mention with code samples.
I already have Sedegewicks 2 books for C and Thomas H Cormens
Introduction to Algorithms but would like to find something specific
for C++ with code samples.
If you want to develop/grow as a programmer, you don't need code
samples. If you, however, just need to get from point A to point B
in your development tasks, and move on to other tasks, think of some
third-party library. Books can be outdated, and often full of typos.
Here are some useful books where some algorithms can be found:
"Scientific and Engineering C++"
"Numeric Recipes for C++"
"Graphics Gems" series
"The Art of Computer Programming"
.... and plenty of field-specific ones, of course. But don't rely
on any book alone.
V
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