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The appearance of Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) successfully solves the bottlenecks of traditional Cloud based networks. Since mobile edges, e.g., base stations, and mobile devices have certain data processing capabilities, it is not necessary to offload all the tasks to the cloud for handling. Therefore, it is quite important to decide the optimal task assignment in MEC systems, and a series of algorithms have been proposed. However, the existing algorithms ignored the data distribution during task assignment, so that their applied ranges are quite limit. Considering the data sharing is quite important in a MEC system, this paper studies task assignment algorithms in Data Shared Mobile Edge Computing Systems in detail. Specifically, three algorithms are proposed to deal with the unordered and ordered holistic tasks respectively. Meanwhile, the situation that the tasks are divisible is also considered, and two algorithms for rearranging the divisible tasks are proposed for different optimization goals. The hardness of the problem, the correctness, complexities, and ratio bounds of the proposed algorithms are analyzed theoretically. Finally, extensive experimental results are carried out. Both theoretical analysis and experiment results show that all the proposed algorithms have high performance in terms of latency, satisfied rate, and energy consumption.