Practical Algorithms for Programmers by Andrew Binstock, John Rex

Practical Algorithms for Programmers



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Practical Algorithms for Programmers Andrew Binstock, John Rex ebook
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
ISBN: 020163208X, 9780201632088
Format: djvu
Page: 220


The practical and obvious reason for a degree is to get a job. It is not about a software algorithm. This exercise describes his original algorithm. It is not a practical, answerable problem unique to the programming profession. Have you been looking for a C++ book that not only talks about some of the most popular algorithms of today, but also implements them? Since the emerging of Hadoop implementation, I have been trying to morph existing algorithms from various areas into the map/reduce model. Hendrik Lenstra devised the elliptic curve factorization algorithm in 1987, an algorithm that is simultaneously elegant and of immense practical importance. "First we ask, what impact will our algorithm have on the parsing done in production compilers for existing programming languages? Computer Science classes are useless and difficult. Earley's is 10 million times as fast as the algorithm that was then considered practical. It is not about software tools commonly used by programmers. Emphasis on ADTs, modular programming, and object-oriented programming. As per my opinion, if you like K&R2, you will like Practical Common Lisp and if you like HtDP, you will never like K&R2 and Practical Common Lisp but you may like Introduction to Algorithms. It is not about a specific programming problem. Or truly I should say got intimidated by his way of presenting algorithms. I hated having to study full year of physics, thought my software engineering class was at least two years behind the times, learned operating systems and languages that were twice as old as me, and pulled an all-nighter at least twice a semester trying to finish a nearly-impossible algorithm (I still hate you, Dynamic Programming). Many programmers think that he has wrongly titled his book as “The Art of Computer Programming”, though I don't agree with them. Java class implementations of more than 100 important practical algorithms. This is not surprising to anyone familiar with logic-programming approaches to NLP.