Java: Data Structures and Programming

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Summary: Good and sound book
Review: A overview of Java and OO, followed by insights into the structure of the JVM and Java classes - that prepare the reader for the analysis of real-time performance of reusable Data Structures implemented in Java. Innovative coverage of Maximum Data Flow in Networks and Object Serialization.

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Summary: Good and sound book
Review: Book for programmers who know Java language well, but still find themselves weak in using it for different data structures. Sound coverage though some may consider incomplete. Easy reading and scientific in look and feel.

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Summary: poor, poor, very poor
Review: extremely bad book. In other words complete waste. I am a cs major and this book was an option for the course. There are so many topics presented in this tiny book and none of the chapters cover particular topic nowhere near as they should. If You are a begginer or a professional this book shouldn't be on Your shelf. It is a waste of money, and even the paper that is written on. I am surprised that a publisher can put something like this out. I guess that is why the author who is originaly from Windsor, Ont would go German based publisher.

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Summary: very interesting approach- straight forward but professional
Review: This book is a must have for university students....it is a good reference material and the concepts are very clear. teaching data structures in java is as important as in c++... again a must have.....who ever doesnt get his concept clear after reading this book must change his field .....
a must have book