Other C: Data structures and algorithms books of solved problems

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The discussion centers on recommendations for free PDF books focused on solved problems in data structures and algorithms using C, specifically covering linked lists, trees, sorting and searching algorithms, graphs, recursion, and file handling. Participants note that while many programming books on algorithms include practical implementations, they often emphasize theoretical concepts rather than problem-solving. Real-world implementations can be found in the Java source tree, although they may be complex due to efficiency considerations. Additionally, resources in other programming languages like Python and Ruby are mentioned as alternatives. A wiki reference to data structures is provided for further exploration.
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What books of solved problems (free in pdf) would you recommend for data structures and algorithms in C (linked lists, trees, sorting and searching algorithms, graphs, recursion, files)?

Note: I am not looking for theoretical books, but books of solved problems.
Thanks for replies.
 
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We can't really help you here. Many programming books on Algorithms will have implementations of these types of constructs. In addition, the java source tree has real-world implementations that you can look at although they may be far more complex than you can imagine (efficiency makes code more difficult to follow). Other programming languages such as Python, Ruby ... are available with these types too.

Here's a wiki reference:

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Data_Structures
 
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