What books would you recommend after Cormen?
During my first year at the uni everyone told me that every good programmer should read Cormen's "Introduction to algorithms" and remember it. After 3 years of being lazy I finally managed to read it (and understand+remember most of it/everything) and it kinda interested me (also I realized I'd probably get the job I was applying for had I read this book few months ago). Now the question is are there any other books every programmer should read. And the second question is: what books about algorithms would you recommend after Cormen (I understand it depends on what algorithms I want to learn etc. but I'm looking for something more universal like a more advanced Cormen but still about something every programmer could use).
What books would you recommend after Cormen?
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During my first year at the uni everyone told me that every good programmer should read Cormen's "Introduction to algorithms" and remember it. After 3 years of being lazy I finally managed to read it (and understand+remember most of it/everything) and it kinda interested me (also I realized I'd probably get the job I was applying for had I read this book few months ago). Now the question is are there any other books every programmer should read. And the second question is: what books about algorithms would you recommend after Cormen (I understand it depends on what algorithms I want to learn etc. but I'm looking for something more universal like a more advanced Cormen but still about something every programmer could use).