Java Algorithms

by Scott Robert Ladd

With Java, as with cars, what really counts is the power under the hood. And nobody can help you uncork that power like algorithm guru Ladd. In the first book on Java algorithms, he reveals how Java can implement important data structures to create quick, efficient, professional applications and applets. From sorting and containers to harsh tables and file I/O, developers (especially those migrating from C++) will learn how to wring new levels of performance from Java.

484 pages, Paperback

First published December 22, 1997

Reviews

[Bob Kozik · Rating 2 out of 5]

Unfortunately a bit dated, probably not worth a pick up to be honest.