[lacc21]

Does anyone know any good books about algorithms and data structures?

[Raffaele Castania]

This book is good:

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If you want the BEST book for algorithms and even data structures, look for this:

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I can't found it in english, try to search for it because that's really worth it.
Concepts are explained in an easy way without leaving anything

[whiffenpuff2]

Try searching: 

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[red009]

I'll check these links. Thanks for the post and replies!

[shocop1]

You can try the introduction to algorithme by george paul, it's free on his blog

[stan ford]

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thanks dude

[DuckTesting]

Algorithms by Robert Sedgewick is probably a good place to start from. Most algorithms and data structures within the book have Java implementations you could look at.

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Introduction to Algorithms by Thomas H. Cormen et al is also a good resource.

[ok10ds4]

If you really want to pimp your data structures game, leverage MIT resources:

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[milkier]

walking through

[Skarn]

Thanks, these will be useful!

[osteon]

Go for Introduction to Algorithms by CLSR if you want the theory and proof but if you want implementations, go for Robert Sedgewick.