File Structures: An Object-Oriented Approach with C++

by Michael J. Folk, Bill Zoellick, Greg Riccardi

Based on the bestselling File Structures, Second Edition, this book takes an object-oriented approach to the study of file structures. It allows students and professionals to acquire the fundamental tools needed to design intelligent, cost-effective, and appropriate solutions to file structure problems. The book begins by presenting the software and hardware characteristics that combine to make file structure design important to application development. It continues with a thorough treatment of the tools that support effective use of files for storing and retrieving information. This book teaches design by putting the hands-on work of constructing and running programs at the center of the learning process. By following the many programming examples included in the book and in the exercise sets, readers will gain a significant understanding of object-oriented techniques and will see how C++ can be an effective software development tool.

Genres: Computer Science, Programming

724 pages, Hardcover

First published December 26, 1997

Reviews

[Mostafa]

GooooooooooooD

[Mohammed]

good one

[David Stevenson]

One of my university text books, which I kept. Loved the extendible hashing work.

[Vipul Chawathe]

Persistent storage is practical real world value addition to theoretical foundation of data structures. The authors approach exhibits right usage of object oriented paradigm that's often thrust wrongly on constructing apps.

[Steve]

An overview of building on-disk data structures. Focuses on files of records (fixed and variant length) and b-tree indices.

[Nayan]

it is in my syllabus

[Yammanuru Phaneendra]

File Structures: An Object-Oriented Approach with C++

[Hazem Saleh]

A must-have guide for computer science students in order to learn "File Structures".

[Pooja Patnaik]

good

[Siri Bk]

good

[Satish Gautam]

I Want To Read Only

[Sirisha]

good

[Pathik Joshi]

This is the book of File Structure and Data Processing subject in my syllabus.