Data Structures and Other Objects: A Second Course in Computer ScienceBenjamin/Cummings, 1995 - 813 Seiten This work sets out to provide programmers with a solid foundation in data abstraction techniques and to equip them with a variety of practical problem-solving skills. It is intended for programmers or developers making the transition from traditional paradigms to an object-oriented model. In this treatment of classic data structures, the authors demonstrate when and how to apply OO methods as a programming strategy. |
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Program Design and Analysis | 1 |
Debugging a Loop | 24 |
Information Hiding with Units and Private Fields | 29 |
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