This book looks at how fundamental data structures and algorithms work. Kelvin Lau and Vincent Ngo use illustrated tutorials and Swift playground code. The book is aimed at developers who know the basics of Swift syntax and want a better theoretical understanding of what data structures and algorithms are to build more complex programs.
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Author: Kelvin Lau and Vincent Ngo Publisher: Razeware Date: September 2021 Pages: 459 ISBN: 978-1950325405 Print: 1950325407 Audience: Swift developers Level: Intermediate

- Basic data structures and algorithms, including stacks, queues and linked lists
- How protocols can be used to generalize algorithms
- How to leverage the algorithms of the Swift standard library with your own data structures
- Trees, tries and graphs
- Building algorithms on top of other primitives
- A complete spectrum of sorting algorithms from simple to advanced
- How to think about algorithmic complexity
- Finding shortest paths, traversals, and subgraphs
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