Lecture Notes for Data Structures and Algorithms
shall ignore most of those programming details and concentrate on the design of algorithms rather than programs. The task of implementing the discussed algorithms as computer programs is important, of course, but these notes will concentrate on the theoretical aspects and leave the practical programming aspects to be studied elsewhere.
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