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Re: Programming Books You've Read(ing)
"Sams Teach Yourself C++"
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I've read The C Programming Language - best book ever.
Every night before I go to bed I read a passage from SICP. If I don't I can't fall asleep properly. |
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Pragmatic thinking and Learning: Refractor Your Wetware.
Java for Dummies is actually pretty good as well. -----side note The first computer "bug" was actually at Harvard University when a moth got stuck in some wiring on a giant room size computer. They had to 'de-bug' the problem. ![]() |
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"C for Dummies" However, if anyone has any good Ruby/Pyton books to recommend that they have read and found helpful, PM me.
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Old Testament or New? I've got a copy of 1st Ed, but haven't gotten to dive in yet.
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Also, Computer Systems a Programmer's Perspective by Randal E. Bryant and David R. O'Hallaron has been one of my best textual resources as a C.S. student at CMU. |
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2nd edition. It's definitely the most easy to understand programming book I've ever read.
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Exactly what I meant. He cited the book "The Moth in the Machine"
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Recent books...
Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach - Peter Norvig. Read this for my AI course, got through something like 9 of 25 chapters. Haskell - The Craft of Functional Programming Quick up to speed on Haskell Compilers - Principles and Techniques (The Dragon Book) Also, a handful of online books about Lisp. This term has been all about functional languages for me. I have written no C outside of what I did for FRC. Only one program in Java. And roughly a dozen different assignments in either Haskell or SBCL I would REALLY suggest picking up LISP as a language, really cool, really quick, really different. Or if you want parallel computing pick up Haskell. |
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I have 2 copies of K&R 1st edition. I only take them out of the vault on very rare occasions. Really, the best programming book ever that one. |
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I'm a big fan of John Allen Paulos. I heartily recommend pretty much every one of his books. While not about programming per se, they are "essential knowledge" for anyone in a technical field.
Start with Innumeracy and read on! Enjoy! |
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I've been reading The Standard C Library, along with Java 24/7. I got the Java book from my mentor, actually. Guess he isn't getting it back until next robotics season.
![]() And a little off-topic: Has anyone seen any F# books around? I've been trying to learn since I found out it came out in VS2010. |
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I read a lot of programming books, a lot of it is e books but on my shelf is C++ Complete Reference 4rth edition and PHP and MySQL 5 book
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I've seen alot on Java and c++ but is there anything on LabView?
I know that LabView in some ways is a hated , but I don't see my team switching anytime soon.... |
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