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Data Structures and Algorithms
with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in C# |
An experienced programmer is in a sense like concert musician--he has mastered a certain repertoire of pieces which he is prepared to play at any time. For the programmer, the repertoire comprises a set of abstract data types with which he is familiar and which he is able to use in her programs as the need arises.
The chapters following this present a basic repertoire of abstract data types. In addition to defining the abstractions, we show how to implement them in C# and we analyze the performance of the algorithms.
The repertoire of basic abstract data types has been designed as a hierarchy of C# classes. This section presents an overview of the class hierarchy and lays the groundwork for the following chapters.
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