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Good Book in Data Structure & Algorithm in Java

 
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Hello,
can anyone recommend me a GOOD a book in Data Structure and Algorithm in Java?
Thanks.
 
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The only one I used is pretty good. It is fairly rigorous in its descriptions and explained clearly. Data Abstraction and Problem Solving in Java by Carrano and Pritchard.

A search on amazon.com is a good place to look for tech books and usually have good reviews.
 
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I have an affinity for Data Structures & Algorithms In Java By Robert Lafore, isbn 0-672-32453-9
 
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I own "Algorithms in C++" by Robert Sedgewick, and afaik, a Java-Version is available now.
The translation to java is very easy, without excellent knowledge of c/c++.
 
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