Data Structures: An Advanced Approach Using C Review

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(More customer reviews)This was the book that made things click for me. It has a nice introduction to pointers and memory management using malloc(), then goes on to show how to implement stacks, queues, singly-linked lists, doubly-linked lists, circular lists, trees, and graphs. The example applications include a tiny line-oriented text editor (like UNIX's ed or DOS's edlin) and a lisp interpreter.
The only downside to the book is that it uses old K&R C, so the syntax for function declarations is not compatible with strict ANSI C compilers.

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A modern treatment of data structures using the C programming language. Emphasizes such programming practices as dynamic memory allocation, recursion, data abstraction, and "generic" data structures. Appropriate for sophomore level data structures courses that use C, taking advantage of the flexibility that C provides. (vs. VanWyck, Korsh/Garrett)

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