Hi,

I am looking for classic books on algorithm design. I read one -
Programming pearls and am thinking of books on the same line.

How is The science of programming- david gries?

Any other classic books?

Thanks

Siddharth Taneja

"Introduction to Algorithms"
It is perfect!
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Flynn wrote:
just want to deal with algorithms (sorting , searching etc.). I didnt
find it very intuitive. What I am looking for is something that deals
with designing algorithms like the ones discussed in Programming Pearls.
I found programming pearls to be really intuitive. It gives a basic
understanding of the approaches that can be taken to solve a problem
(and of course the aha! insight). Are there any other books out there on
the same lines?

Siddharth Taneja

Siddharth Taneja schrieb:
Try
"The Algorithm Design Manual"
by Steven S. Skiena

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