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ADTs, Data Structures and Problem Solving with C++

Author: Larry Nyhoff

Abstract data types (ADT's) and data structures are key elements in unlocking the power of object-oriented programming. Designed for CS2 course; this popular book thoroughly covers ADTs (Abstract Data Types), data structures, and their use in problem solving. The text guides the student through the development of ADTs such as stacks, queues, and binary trees, the use of key data structures such as arrays, classes and linked lists to implement ADTs, and problem solving using Object-Oriented Design (OOD) methodologies. Algorithms required to design arid implement ADTs in C++ are given thorough treatment along with a solid introduction to the Standard Template Library (STL). C++ topics such as recursion, inheritance, and polymorphism are introduced and some C-style topics relative to data structures are also provided. Using examples, case studies and exercises from various areas of computer science, author Larry Nyhoff offers the student a solid foundation for further studies in CS while providing concrete tools for unlocking the power of C++.

New to the Second Edition

• New chapters on searching and C++'s I/O and string classes
• Improvements and additions to diagrams
• Consistent naming conventions
• Complete source code for ADTs
• Expanded treatment of selected topics on the text's website
• Introduces UML and uses UML-style diagrams for ADT specifications

Table of Contents:

1	Software development	1
2	Introduction to abstract data types	45
3	Data structures and abstract data types	81
4	More about OOP and ADTs - classes	143
5	Standard C++ input/output and string classes	193
6	Lists	253
7	Stacks	315
8	Queues	389
9	ADT implementations : templates and standard containers	445
10	ADT implementations : recursion, algorithm analysis, and standard algorithms	521
11	More linking up with linked lists	585
12	Searching : binary trees and hash tables	645
13	Sorting	721
14	OOP and ADTs	779
15	Trees	831
16	Graphs and digraphs	883

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