Java Structures: Data Structures in Java for the Principled Programmer

As a C++ programmer familiar with MFC, I bought this book to learn Java. I was already familiar with data structures and wanted to see how Java works with a familiar subject. I was very pleased to find that the book was well organized and well written. It was an enjoyable read and when I was done I was able to design my first test applets with ease and confidence. Thanks for making the book with a hard cover; it really is more comfortable.Java is evolving so rapidly, that a reader should not expect to learn "everything about Java" nor everthing about data structures from this book. Never the less, the book is valuable for accelerating the learning curve.Thanks, Duane, for writing it.

There exist many programming books which are simply, fluff, assuming that one is able to make the distinction. This book is one of the EXCEPTIONS among a sea of badly written books full of bugs. It is a great disservice to the programming community to defile such excellent work. Under what authority, if I may humbly ask, can one review a subject in which one has not the mere required pre-requisite ___that is at the minimum, a blase` reading knowledge of (OOP). I think, that the book is excelllent. May the tradition continue. J. Jean-Garet Delia

Java Structures has been an invaluable companion on my journey through the strangely beautiful world of data structures at a small anonymous liberal arts college in the Berkshire region of Massachusettes. Last night I slept with this book under my pillow.

A great resource for data structures. Well supported via the Web with all classes discussed in the text. Virtually error free code. One of my best purchases.

This book is the solution I've been searching my whole life. It goes to the point and clears any doubts that you may have.