Data Structures and Algorithms, Actually Explained: A Visual Guide to Big-O, Sorting, Trees, Graphs, and Dynamic Programming — with 100+ Diagrams, Traced Examples
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Data Structures and Algorithms, Actually Explained: A Visual Guide to Big-O, Sorting, Trees, Graphs, and Dynamic Programming — with 100+ Diagrams, Traced Examples

by A.W. Evergarden

technical reference Algorithms Data Structures computer programming
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A visual guide to essential data structures and algorithms, covering Big-O, sorting, trees, graphs, and dynamic programming. With more than 100 diagrams and traced examples, it offers a clear way to study foundational programming and computer science concepts.

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Data Structures and Algorithms, Actually Explained presents core computer science concepts in a visual, accessible format.

The book covers Big-O notation, sorting, trees, graphs, and dynamic programming.

More than 100 diagrams and traced examples support the explanations and illustrate how algorithms and data structures work.

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