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Literature for studying "Algorithms and Data Structure"?
Hello everyone, tell me books, sites, etc. with which you can learn algorithms and data structures for a person with 0 knowledge in this topic.
It is desirable that such topics as - sorting methods (quick, insert, etc.)
- search trees
- graphs
, etc.
be covered .
PS In this topic, I don’t understand anything at all (although I know how to program a little, I write in Python)
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This one has been praised by many lately
https://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/139296295/
You have already been recommended excellent books.
In 2017, several more progressive learning formats are also available:
be sure to complete the practical tasks that are given in the courses, without them, knowledge quickly gets out of your head.
My First Book on Algorithms: Robert Laforet - Data Structures and Algorithms in Java . I liked it very much, I advise.
Of course, D. Knuth "The Art of Programming" :) After all the volumes, you can already look for something more specific.
Niklaus Wirth: Algorithms and data structures are sold in almost every reading city or any other bookstore, and everything you listed is there, and in general everything you need to know
Kormen algorithms introductory course
Dasgupta, Papadimitrius - Algorithms
Take, of course, Introduction to Algorithms, CLRS . A classic that has stood the test of time. In parallel , courses at MIT and competitions (Yandex, TopCoder, etc.).
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