"Introduction to Algorithms by Cormen and Leiserson is your trusty friend."
I have this in my bookshelf. Every time I walk by, I can feel it gloating at me with a smug expression. The rare times I make eye-contact with it, it seems to say "Want some more? Come on back, I've got more, I'll teach you another lesson!"
This book is like toothpaste - no matter how long you use it for, you can always squeeze more out of it. There should be a theorem of some kind about that.
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"Introduction to Algorithms by Cormen and Leiserson is your trusty friend."
I have this in my bookshelf. Every time I walk by, I can feel it gloating at me with a smug expression. The rare times I make eye-contact with it, it seems to say "Want some more? Come on back, I've got more, I'll teach you another lesson!"
This book is like toothpaste - no matter how long you use it for, you can always squeeze more out of it. There should be a theorem of some kind about that.