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Knuth's books, i.e., TACP, are plenty easy to read: Mostly just skip the details of the math. Why skip? Because working through the details can take a lot of
by graycat 14y ago
Knuth's books, i.e., TACP, are plenty
easy to read: Mostly just skip the
details of the math. Why skip? Because
working through the details can take
a lot of time, and for just using the
algorithms the details usually amount
to little down to nothing.
The details of the math might be quite
good as examples of math techniques for
evaluating the execution time ('computational
time complexity') of some algorithm not
covered in Knuth.