Michael McMillan is an Instructor of Computer Information Systems at Pulaski Technical College, as well as an adjunct instructor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and the University of Central Arkansas. Mike's previous books include Object-Oriented Programming With Visual Basic.NET, Data Structures and Algorithms Using Visual Basic.NET, and Perl From the Ground Up. He was a co-author of Programming and Problem-Solving With Visual Basic.NET. Mike has written over 25 trade journal articles on programming and has over 20 years of experience in programming for industry and education.

"An excellent, thoroughly enjoyable work on introductory and intermediate data structures for the increasingly popular C# programming language.... This book is valuable for any data structures course." -- M Connell, SUNY College at Cortland, CHOICE

• Preliminaries; 1. Collections; 2. Arrays and arraylists; 3. Basic sorting algorithms; 4. Basic searching algorithms; 5. Stacks and queues; 6. The bitarray class; 7. Strings, the string class and the stringbuilder class; 8. Pattern matching and text processing; 9. Building dictionaries - the dictionarybase class and the sortedlist class; 10. Hashing and the hashtable class; 11. Linked lists; 12. Binary trees and binary search trees; 13. Sets; 14. Advanced sorting algorithms; 15. Advanced data structures and algorithms for searching; 16. Graphs and graph algorithms; 17. Advanced algorithms.

Michael McMillan is an Instructor of Computer Information Systems at Pulaski Technical College, as well as an adjunct instructor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and the University of Central Arkansas. Mike's previous books include Object-Oriented Programming With Visual Basic.NET, Data Structures and Algorithms Using Visual Basic.NET, and Perl From the Ground Up. He was a co-author of Programming and Problem-Solving With Visual Basic.NET. Mike has written over 25 trade journal articles on programming and has over 20 years of experience in programming for industry and education.

"An excellent, thoroughly enjoyable work on introductory and intermediate data structures for the increasingly popular C# programming language.... This book is valuable for any data structures course." -- M Connell, SUNY College at Cortland, CHOICE

• Preliminaries; 1. Collections; 2. Arrays and arraylists; 3. Basic sorting algorithms; 4. Basic searching algorithms; 5. Stacks and queues; 6. The bitarray class; 7. Strings, the string class and the stringbuilder class; 8. Pattern matching and text processing; 9. Building dictionaries - the dictionarybase class and the sortedlist class; 10. Hashing and the hashtable class; 11. Linked lists; 12. Binary trees and binary search trees; 13. Sets; 14. Advanced sorting algorithms; 15. Advanced data structures and algorithms for searching; 16. Graphs and graph algorithms; 17. Advanced algorithms.

Michael McMillan is an Instructor of Computer Information Systems at Pulaski Technical College, as well as an adjunct instructor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and the University of Central Arkansas. Mike's previous books include Object-Oriented Programming With Visual Basic.NET, Data Structures and Algorithms Using Visual Basic.NET, and Perl From the Ground Up. He was a co-author of Programming and Problem-Solving With Visual Basic.NET. Mike has written over 25 trade journal articles on programming and has over 20 years of experience in programming for industry and education.

"An excellent, thoroughly enjoyable work on introductory and intermediate data structures for the increasingly popular C# programming language.... This book is valuable for any data structures course." -- M Connell, SUNY College at Cortland, CHOICE

• Preliminaries; 1. Collections; 2. Arrays and arraylists; 3. Basic sorting algorithms; 4. Basic searching algorithms; 5. Stacks and queues; 6. The bitarray class; 7. Strings, the string class and the stringbuilder class; 8. Pattern matching and text processing; 9. Building dictionaries - the dictionarybase class and the sortedlist class; 10. Hashing and the hashtable class; 11. Linked lists; 12. Binary trees and binary search trees; 13. Sets; 14. Advanced sorting algorithms; 15. Advanced data structures and algorithms for searching; 16. Graphs and graph algorithms; 17. Advanced algorithms.