Ian Oliver, Oliver & Langford Pty. Ltd., Australia

Published February, 1994 by Prentice Hall PTR (ECS Professional)

Copyright 1994, 500 pp.
Cloth
ISBN 0-13-100413-1

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    Algorithms-Computer Science

algorithms ever devised for a wide range of practical problems facing those who write computer programs. Less mathematical and more practical in approach than other volumes, it helps programmers save research and programming time and enables them to quickly and easily generate efficient structured code in solving such problems. Complete algorithms are provided — along with discussions of their use and an in-depth analysis of each.

Provides utility algorithms as well as those useful in numbering, permuting, data structuring, sorting, searching, randomizing, bookkeeping, financing, curve fitting, file updating, evaluating, and estimating. MARKET: A tool kit of solutions for all levels of computer programmers in industry and business.




provides a non-mathematical compendium of time-tested algorithms.
gives usage instructions, explanations, and easily readable, precise, and unambiguous code.
provides professional and technical analysis of algorithms — with comparative analyses where alternatives are available.

1. Introduction.
2. Utility.
3. Numbering.
4. Permuting.
5. Data Structuring.
6. Sorting.
7. Searching.
8. Randomizing.
9. Bookkeeping.
10. Financing.
11. Curve Fitting.
12. File Updating.
13. Evaluating.
14. Estimating.
15. Epilogue.
Index.

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