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Data Structures with C++ Using STL

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Data Structures with C++ Using STL

Data Structures Basics: Overview and Fundamentals
Object-Oriented Design Principles
Algorithms Introduction
Vector Container: Explained
Pointers and Dynamic Memory Management
List Container and Iterators
Stack Data Structure
Queues, Priority Queues, and Their Applications
Linked Lists: Concept and Implementation
Binary Trees: Theory and Practice
Associative Containers: Understanding and Usage
Advanced Associative Structures: In-Depth
Inheritance and Abstract Classes: Mastery
Heaps, Binary Files, and Bit Sets: Comprehensive
Recursive Algorithms: Understanding and Application

This book uses a modern object-oriented approach to data structures, unified around the notion of the Standard Template Library (STL) container classes. The book presents a systematic development of data structures supported by numerous examples and complete programs. The authors separate the applications of a data structure from its implementation. Includes an applied study of interesting and classical algorithms that illustrate the data structures using only simple mathematical concepts (Big-O notation is introduced intuitively); Many additional figures are integrated into the presentation; ADT (Abstract Data Type) for each data structureâ€”immediately used to solve appropriate problems; Early and accessible introduction to templates and iterators; Use of modern C++ constructs in developing data structures and their applications provides enough language detail to sufficiently understand the constructs.