换个不同但很管用的切入点，有一本我很喜欢的书：R. G. Dromey 写的《如何用计算机解决问题》（How to Solve it by Computer）。如果我没记错（IIRC）的话，作者是澳大利亚某所大学的讲师或教授：http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Solve_it_by_Computer 维基百科上说（作者在书里好像也提过，IIRC）……
For a different but useful approach, one book I liked is: How to Solve it by Computer - by R. G. Dromey, a lecturer or professor at a university in Australia, IIRC: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Solve_it_by_Computer Acording to Wikipedia (and also mentioned in his book, IIRC),…
……它们，后来在职业生涯的不同阶段又读了其他的。乔治·波利亚（Georg Polya）的《怎样解题》（How to Solve It），他是著名的匈牙利数学家，这是一本讲通用解题原则或技巧的著作，堪称经典。澳大利亚计算机教授 Dromey 写的《如何用计算机解决问题》，秉承了波利亚那本书的精神，但应用在了通过迭代推导常见重要编程问题的算法和伪代码上。K&R 的 C 语言圣经。什么……
…them, and read others at different times later in my career. How to Solve It, by Georg Polya. A famous Hungarian mathematician. A text on general problem solving principles or techniques. A classic. How to Solve It by Computer, by Dromey, an AU CS professor. In the same spirit as the Polya book, but applied to iteratively working out algorithms and pseudocode for common important programming problems. The K&R C book. What…
And if you're specifically trying to design an algorithm, you might look into "How to Solve It by Computer" by R.G. Dromey, which was inspired by the former: http://www.amazon.com/Solve-Computer-Prentice-Hall-Internati...
我读过 R G Dromey 写的《如何用计算机解决问题》，它以波利亚的书为蓝本，写得也非常出色。在我看来（IMHO），用 Clojure 来解决《如何用计算机解决问题》（HTSIBC）里面的题目，能让人学到超多 Clojure 的精髓。
I read "How to Solve it by Computer" by R G Dromey, which is based on Polya's book is excellent too. Solving HTSIBC problems in Clojure may teach one a lot of Clojure IMHO.
…structures like trees. 2 books that have helped me mainly because they are written in simple language and make the topics seem approachable : 1) Polya's "How to solve it" which is math oriented 2) Dromey's "How to solve it by computer" which is programming oriented and inspired by Polya's book.
换个不同但很管用的切入点，有一本我很喜欢的书：R. G. Dromey 写的《如何用计算机解决问题》（How to Solve it by Computer）。如果我没记错（IIRC）的话，作者是澳大利亚某所大学的讲师或教授：http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Solve_it_by_Computer 维基百科上说（作者在书里好像也提过，IIRC）……
For a different but useful approach, one book I liked is: How to Solve it by Computer - by R. G. Dromey, a lecturer or professor at a university in Australia, IIRC: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Solve_it_by_Computer Acording to Wikipedia (and also mentioned in his book, IIRC),…
……它们，后来在职业生涯的不同阶段又读了其他的。乔治·波利亚（Georg Polya）的《怎样解题》（How to Solve It），他是著名的匈牙利数学家，这是一本讲通用解题原则或技巧的著作，堪称经典。澳大利亚计算机教授 Dromey 写的《如何用计算机解决问题》，秉承了波利亚那本书的精神，但应用在了通过迭代推导常见重要编程问题的算法和伪代码上。K&R 的 C 语言圣经。什么……
…them, and read others at different times later in my career. How to Solve It, by Georg Polya. A famous Hungarian mathematician. A text on general problem solving principles or techniques. A classic. How to Solve It by Computer, by Dromey, an AU CS professor. In the same spirit as the Polya book, but applied to iteratively working out algorithms and pseudocode for common important programming problems. The K&R C book. What…
如果你专门想做算法设计，可以了解一下 R.G. Dromey 写的《如何用计算机解决问题》，它的灵感正是来源于前者：http://www.amazon.com/Solve-Computer-Prentice-Hall-Internati...
And if you're specifically trying to design an algorithm, you might look into "How to Solve It by Computer" by R.G. Dromey, which was inspired by the former: http://www.amazon.com/Solve-Computer-Prentice-Hall-Internati...
我读过 R G Dromey 写的《如何用计算机解决问题》，它以波利亚的书为蓝本，写得也非常出色。在我看来（IMHO），用 Clojure 来解决《如何用计算机解决问题》（HTSIBC）里面的题目，能让人学到超多 Clojure 的精髓。
I read "How to Solve it by Computer" by R G Dromey, which is based on Polya's book is excellent too. Solving HTSIBC problems in Clojure may teach one a lot of Clojure IMHO.
太酷了——接下来他们应该尝试一下《如何用计算机解决问题》（http://www.amazon.com/Computer-Prentice-Hall-International-S...）
Cool - next they should try "How to Solve it by computer" (http://www.amazon.com/Computer-Prentice-Hall-International-S...)
……像树这样的数据结构。有两本书对我帮助极大，主要是因为它们语言通俗易懂，让这些话题显得平易近人：1) 波利亚的《怎样解题》，偏数学方向；2) Dromey 的《如何用计算机解决问题》，偏编程方向，灵感来自波利亚的那本书。
…structures like trees. 2 books that have helped me mainly because they are written in simple language and make the topics seem approachable : 1) Polya's "How to solve it" which is math oriented 2) Dromey's "How to solve it by computer" which is programming oriented and inspired by Polya's book.