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6.3   Suffix Arrays This chapter under major construction. Important note. Beginning with Oracle and OpenJDK Java 7, Update 6, the substring() method takes linear time and space in the size of the extracted substring (instead of constant time and space). The String API provides no performance guarantees for any of its methods, including substring() and charAt(). The programs in the textbook and bo

Lectures This page provides information about online lectures and lecture slides for use in teaching and learning from the book Algorithms, 4/e. These lectures are appropriate for use by instructors as the basis for a “flipped” class on the subject, or for self-study by individuals. Flipped classroom. If you are an an instructor teaching introductory computer science, an effective way for you to t

1.3   Bags, Queues, and Stacks Several fundamental data types involve collections of objects. Specifically, the set of values is a collection of objects, and the operations revolve around adding, removing, or examining objects in the collection. In this section, we consider three such data types, known as the bag, the queue, and the stack. They differ in the specification of which object is to be

Java Algorithms and Clients Java programming environment. Here are instructions for setting up an IntelliJ-based Java programming environment for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Design goals. Our original goal for this book was to cover the 50 algorithms that every programmer should know. We use the word programmer to refer to anyone engaged in trying to accomplish something with the help of a computer

essential information that every serious programmer needs to know about algorithms and data structures Online content. This booksite contains tens of thousands of files, fully coordinated with our textbook and also useful as a stand-alone resource. It consists of the following elements: Excerpts. A condensed version of the text narrative, for reference while online. Lectures. Curated studio-produc