Nicholas P. Sheridan said
The book is in fine condition, however it took quite a long time to arrive. When it did arrive, it was wrapped in paper that was barely holding on to the book, and it looked like it encountered some hardships on its journey.
Data Structures in Java: From Abstract Data Types to the Java Collections Framework
Published by Addison Wesley
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- Authors
- Simon Gray
- ISBN
- 0321392795
- Published
- 29 Oct 2006
- Purchase online
- amazon.com
This book focus is on the design of data structures and takes the reader through the design phase of developing the ADTs in abstract terms, then developing the methods, discussing the alternatives and potential pitfalls. Each collection type is presented as an Abstract Data Type(ADT) and then tested before implementation. There is extensive use of UML and all collections developed are designed to work within the Java Collections Framework(JCF).
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