I learned various algorithme in the Fundamentals of Data Structures in C. In my efforts, it's too difficult. So I want more sources. For textbook, it's very good book. But it's too hard to stuy alone. Specially Red-black tree....

You need some programming experience or basic knowledge on data structures before come to this book. If you do have, you will find it is a very good book: very concise, clearly illustrating,and covering many topics you would really like to know. Don't be too picky if you really want to learn something. Try to understand what the author wants to talk about, think about what he was thinking while writing here. It is the way to get thru some language problem.

An excellent book for a student who has a fundamental knowledge of programming in C/C++ and Mathematics as well. The font of printing needs to be enlarged a little bit.

The first person is right this book does nothing for the parents,there is no way you can figure out what is going on unless you have had algebra before, no examples no help what so ever.

These series have not examples to follow, no parent helps. No other books are taken home to show how to work the problems! Unless you (an adult) have extensive algebra training, forget this series.