This is a decent read, teaches you some important topics like collections, strings, etc. But if you buy this book, supplement your reading with a complete VB book.
Data structures and algorithms using Visual Basic.NET
β Scribed by McMillan, Michael
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press
- Year
- 2005
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 413
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Table of Contents
- Collections
2. Arrays and the array class
3. The arraylist and sortedlist classes
4. Basic sorting algorithms
5. Basic searching algorithms
6. Stacks and queues
7. BitArrays and the BitVector structure
8. Strings, the string class and the StringBuilder class
9. Special string classes - StringCollection, StringDictionary and StringEnumerator
10. Pattern matching and text processing - using the RegEx and supporting classes
11. Hash tables
12. Dictionaries - the DictionaryBase class and specialized dictionary classes
13. Linked lists
14. Binary trees and binary search trees
15. Sets
16. Advanced sorting algorithms
17. Advanced searching algorithms
18. Graphs and graph algorithms
19. Greedy algorithms
20. Probabilistic algorithms
21. Dynamic programming.
β¦ Subjects
Algorithmes;Structures de donnΓ©es (informatique);VB .NET (langage de programmation);Structures de donneΜes (informatique)
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