If you're struggling with algorithms I'd suggest reading the book Programming Pearls (2nd edition). It's a little dated but not enough to matter too much. The b

If you're struggling with algorithms I'd suggest reading the book Programming Pearls (2nd edition). It's a little dated but not enough to matter too much. The big thing it helps with is what I think of as "algorithmic thinking". The various chapters go through different approaches to solving problems and help you get a handle on why a particular approach might be O(n^2) versus O(logn) and why that's important. It's very helpful stuff.