Most books on data structures are based on Pascal. With increased use of C, however, advanced programming techniques including dynamic data structures are found to be more practical and efficient in this language. By using the C language throughout, the author is able to discuss and demonstrate random file access in sorting programs and in programs that manipulate B-trees. The book focusses on useful applications such as storing and retrieving large amounts of data efficiently, and the critical-path method in project planning. Keeping the use of advanced mathematics to a minimum, the book avoids subjects and examples that are not related to any practical applications. Algorithms are presented in ready-to-run programs so that they can be analyzed not only theoretically but also experimentally.

Programs and Data Structures in C

Computers & Technology

Ammeraal, Leendert

Ammeraal, L.

Programming

John Wiley&Sons

<p>This poorly written and poorly edited book purports to be a textbook on graphics for those who can "read C programs." The author apparently doesn't realize that there are many programmers who can read C programs but cannot read or understand matrix algebra or differential equations. A companion disk is available. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.</p>

Programming Principles in Computer Graphics (Wiley Professional Computing)

John Wiley & Son Ltd

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