C++ Data Structures & Algorithms: Solve Classic Programming Challenges with C++ Code and Clear Explanations by Diego J. Orozco
English | August 29, 2025 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0FP9XC7Q7 | 559 pages | EPUB | 2.07 Mb
English | August 29, 2025 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0FP9XC7Q7 | 559 pages | EPUB | 2.07 Mb
Master C++ Data Structures and Algorithms — Solve Classic Programming Challenges, Ace Coding Interviews, and Build Real-World Problem-Solving Skills
If you’ve ever struggled with understanding algorithms in C++, or wondered how to tackle tricky coding interview questions, this book is your complete step-by-step guide.
Inside, you’ll learn how data structures and algorithms really work in C++ — not just the theory, but clear explanations with working C++ code, detailed walkthroughs, and practical problem-solving strategies. Whether you’re a beginner learning C++ coding for the first time, or preparing for competitive programming and technical interviews, this book will take you from the basics to advanced problem-solving.What You’ll Learn in This Book:
- C++ Data Structures Explained Clearly – arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, hash tables, trees, heaps, and graphs.
- Algorithms That Matter – sorting, searching, dynamic programming, greedy methods, and graph algorithms with real examples.
- Problem-Solving Patterns – sliding window, two pointers, recursion with memoization, binary search on answers.
- Debugging and Testing C++ Code – avoid common beginner mistakes like segmentation faults and pointer issues.
- Memory Management in C++ – understand pointers, references, smart pointers, and write cache-friendly code.
- Interview Preparation with C++ – tackle common questions asked in FAANG-level interviews with step-by-step C++ solutions.
- Mini Projects and Real-World Applications – build a spell checker with hashing, an autocomplete engine with tries, and a pathfinding simulation using graphs.
Unlike generic algorithm books, this guide focuses on learning by solving problems in C++. Each concept comes with clear code, worked examples, and tips for writing efficient, error-free C++ programs.
You won’t just memorize algorithms — you’ll learn how to think like a programmer, identify the right approach, and apply C++ data structures and algorithms in real-world projects and coding interviews. Who This Book Is For:
- Beginners who want to learn C++ coding step by step
- Students preparing for programming exams or competitive coding
- Job seekers preparing for technical interviews and coding tests
- Programmers who want to master C++ algorithms and data structures
- Anyone who wants to solve classic programming challenges with C++