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BOOKS, Hashing Code and Algorithms. Are there any?
Hi.
Are there any GOOD books out there strictly dedicated
to hashing?
Would there be any books which devote an extensive amount
of pages on hashing and hashing algorithms, WITH CODE?
Ideally, I'd like a book which comes with hashing source
code on a diskette or CD-ROM.
JN
Are there any GOOD books out there strictly dedicated
to hashing?
Would there be any books which devote an extensive amount
of pages on hashing and hashing algorithms, WITH CODE?
Ideally, I'd like a book which comes with hashing source
code on a diskette or CD-ROM.
JN
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"The Art of Computer Programming" by Donald E. Knuth, Vols 1-3.??
Is this good juicy C stuff???
Jim
Is this good juicy C stuff???
Jim
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"The Art of Computer Programming" by Donald E. Knuth, Vols 1-3.??
Is this good juicy C stuff???
Jim
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Is this good juicy C stuff???
Jim
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Actually volume 3 of Knuth is the one that discusses hashing.
Well - this is not a book dedicated to hashing, but...
A very good book on data structures in general is
Leendert Ammeraal
Program and Data Structures in C
John Wiley and Sons, 1987, ISBN 0-471-91751-6
Covers all kinds of data structures (hash tables are
among those) with special focus given to their implementation
in C (i.e. not Pascal, C++, Java, ...). Contains well written and commented source code. Once you've read this you're spoiled for life (e.g.: How ugly this code in X looks - it only takes n lines
in C).
A very good book on data structures in general is
Leendert Ammeraal
Program and Data Structures in C
John Wiley and Sons, 1987, ISBN 0-471-91751-6
Covers all kinds of data structures (hash tables are
among those) with special focus given to their implementation
in C (i.e. not Pascal, C++, Java, ...). Contains well written and commented source code. Once you've read this you're spoiled for life (e.g.: How ugly this code in X looks - it only takes n lines
in C).
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Thanks!
Jim
Jim
"The Art of Computer Programming" by Donald E. Knuth, Vols 1-3.