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Algorithms in C++ - Sedgewick

This document summarizes Robert Sedgewick's popular algorithms textbook "Algorithms in C++". It distinguishes itself through its use of algorithm animation and broad topic coverage of numerical, string, and geometric algorithms. The code fragments in the book are meant as models rather than full implementations. The fragments from the C++ edition are available online for reference and problem solving in areas like sorting, string matching, and graph algorithms.

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Algorithms in C++ - Sedgewick

This document summarizes Robert Sedgewick's popular algorithms textbook "Algorithms in C++". It distinguishes itself through its use of algorithm animation and broad topic coverage of numerical, string, and geometric algorithms. The code fragments in the book are meant as models rather than full implementations. The fragments from the C++ edition are available online for reference and problem solving in areas like sorting, string matching, and graph algorithms.

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About the Book
The Stony Brook Algorithm Repository
Steven Skiena
Stony Brook University
Dept. of Computer Science
Algorithms in C++ -- Sedgewick
Sedgewick's popular algorithms text Algorithms in C++ comes in several different language editions, including C, C++, and
Modula-3. It distinguishes itself through the use of algorithm animation, and in its broad topic coverage, including
numerical, string, and geometric algorithms.
The language specific parts of the text consist of many small code fragments, instead of full programs or subroutines. Thus
they are best used as models rather than full implementations.
The program fragments from the C++ edition have been made available from http://heg-
school.aw.com/cseng/authors/sedgewick/algo-in-c++/algo-in-c++.html
Robert Sedgewick's Webpage (contains source code from his recent books)
Problem Links

Robust Geometric Primitives (3)

Arbitrary Precision Arithmetic (3)

Random Number Generation (3)

Range Search (3)

Sorting (3)

String Matching (3)
By Language By Problem Algorithm Links
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Topological Sorting (3)

Discrete Fourier Transform (2)

Linear Programming (2)

Matching (2)

Minimum Spanning Tree (2)
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