Must Have for computer science students

Introduction to Algorithms was over the years the busiest computer science book on my bookshelf. I was fortunately never coerced the contents of the entire book for just one lecture to work through, but in almost every computer science course I could read one or two chapters.

The title "Introduction to Algorithms" is a bit misleading at first glance but the Tome ... "All you need to know about algorithms and data structures during your undergraduate studies" is a bit too cumbersome.

Unfortunately, the solutions are to the tasks not fully but only in part on the website of the book available.

For the English-language edition, I decided, since it was much cheaper than the German version, and it's easier for me to read also.
German-language descriptions of algorithms and data structures tend then but to linguistic turn out in some detail and German pseudo code reads simply unnatural for me.