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Programming interview exposed : secrets to landing your next job

By:

Morgan, John

Contributor(s):

Suojanen, Noah ; Giguere, Eric

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Indianapolis, IN ; Wiley Pub; 2007Edition: 2nd edDescription: xx,237 p; Includes indexISBN:

978-0-470-12167

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

C 650.144 M74p

Summary: Fans of the first edition will be pleased to know that the second edition is mostly an update, not a com plete rewrite. The programming examples have been updated, obviously, to reflect the changes that have occurred in the nearly ten years that have passed since the first edition was written. Examples that were almost entirely in C and C++ are now in C++, Java, and C#-although the language hardly matters in most cases, as algorithms generally only require minor syntactical changes to switch from one language to another. All the examples are easily understandable to an experienced programmer.

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Fans of the first edition will be pleased to know that the second edition is mostly an update, not a com plete rewrite. The programming examples have been updated, obviously, to reflect the changes that have occurred in the nearly ten years that have passed since the first edition was written. Examples that were almost entirely in C and C++ are now in C++, Java, and C#-although the language hardly matters in most cases, as algorithms generally only require minor syntactical changes to switch from one language to another. All the examples are easily understandable to an experienced programmer.

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