Looking for great data structures books.

Bump for interest, especially binary trees.

>>56621937
Algorithms in C Sedgewick. Fuck everythin thing else right off OP.

>>56621947
Same the wiki, only has pic related, would like to have different opinions

>>56621964
THANK (You) anon.
This started reading... this is GOD tier for understanding stuff. However the C sedgewick uses makes my eyes bleed, that's the only critic i have about this book so far.

OP you can find it on the gentooman library.

>>56621937

Good book on the subject
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0262033844/ref=tmm_hrd_title_sr?ie=UTF8&qid=1473992421&sr=8-1

Not a book, but oh dem glorious lecture notes, and oh dem glorious lectures!
http://courses.csail.mit.edu/6.851/spring12/lectures/

Normie fuck here.
What are data structures for?

>>56621964
Trollin

Fuck, I just remembered my data structures homework was due hours ago

>>56624113
what the fuck do you think

>>56621937
My university uses CLRS, but I audited the course at princeton with Dr Kevin Wayne, co-author of the most popular DS/Algs textbook, and the course kicked ass. I imagine the book was decent too

>>56621964
I see this guy has written this book for C++, and Java. Anyone know if the content is any different?

>>56624113
structuring data

>>56623907
I have a creepy mancrush on Dr Dermaine. His thesis was in Computational Origami. I want to read it.

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Classic CLSR

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Algorithms

>>56628098
ugh

It's really extensive if you wanna look shit up.

But actually perusing it? I'd probably kill myself