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I like reading books. After all, I am engaged in technology in the IT industry. If I don't read books or study, I may fall behind tomorrow. Since last year, I have been learning UML (United Model language). Software Engineers all know that it is called a unified modeling language or a standard modeling language. After reading a few

? Under what circumstances will we buy technical books? The situation of buying technical books should be the following: Some "new technologies" are used in the work. For themselves is the new technology, does not represent in the industry is the new technology. I want to try some new

I used to see what someone else sorted on the Internet: Classic Books in various computer languages 1. Java Java programming language (Third edition) --- four famous Java books ---- James Gosling (father of Java) Java programming ideology (version 2nd) ---- four famous Java books ---- Bruce Eckel Java programming ideology (version 3rd) ---- four famous Java

. If you are a professional Java programmer and have some frequently used excellent references, please let me know these materials. This list is being updated all the time, And your proposed ones may be included. Books Every programmer has some books that are often worn out as professional materials. The following books should be necessary for Java programmers.

Efficient programming: 44 Tips for improving network programsObviously belongs to the skill class book, also this book is very old, but still has the reference value, this book has a large number of UNIX network programming hints, can serve as its complement.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------"TCP/IP Routing technology"Cisco o

references, please let me know these materials. This list is being updated all the time, And your proposed ones may be included.Books Every programmer has some books that are often worn out as professional materials. The following books should be necessary for Java programmers. Books are very expensive, so I intentionally made this list very short, limited to im

of Windbg Debugging commands, and then perform GOOGLE search and further study.[Books on compilation of basic theories]1> author of assembly language: Wang Shuang2> 80x86 Assembly Language Programming Tutorial [Green or black]FAQ4: Why do I need the two books [having basic compilation theories?A: Because the driver is developed in a Windows environment, there is a drawback: WDK in Windows, DDK documentatio

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Since the beginning of the University, I have always had the habit of reading books. The main types of books are technology, psychology, career planning, chicken soup books, etc. But the "Course" of reading has gone through a lot: University: 　　　　I have not carefully read a classic technical bookReading a book relies o

Many programmers respond and write their own comments when recommending them. There used to be a domestic user to introduce the programmer book list, but are recommended several top 10 books. In fact, in addition to the top 10, the recommended number of the top 30 books are classic, the author compiled this question and answer paste, while selected passage some of the recommendations of the comments. The

make you not superstitious.C + +。Finally, a copy of theC + +Standard documents should also be chewed.There are someBooks, and cannot be simply attributed toC + +, but also difficult to master in the Pure Book study. This is the book "Design Patterns"/"Designing Mode".All of the aboveBooks, or talk aboutC + +The language itself, either talking about STL or both (of course, strictly speaking STL isC + +A very important part of the language). Occasionally, articles in some

Original link: http://blog.csdn.net/zzp_403184692/article/details/8246722Own programming also has a period of time, but really carefully look at a classic programmer's books, not yet, the following is the collection of classic classics, hoping to be in this impetuous society carefully read. "If you can turn back the clock and return to the past, as a developer, you can tell yourself that you should read a book at the beginning of your career

 from:http://blog.csdn.net/is2120/article/details/44317241Below is reproduced in the blog read a C + + book reading list, you can refer to the following:Stage 1"Essential C + +" This is a little but practical introduction to C + + books, emphasizing the quick start and understanding of C + + programming. This book focuses on a series of increasingly complex procedural questions, as well as the language features used to solve these problems. You lear

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is just a tool, not the essence. The main part of software development is to create new algorithms or re-implement existing algorithms. Other parts are like re-assembling Lego bricks or creating "management" layers. I still dream of such a job. Most of my time (> 50%) is writing algorithms, while other "management" details are left to others ...... -- Ran biron The classic algorithm book was named one of the top ten it books most popular by read

. So far, Java and I have been inseparable.For their own learning of Java process, can be said to be self-taught. Did not attend any training courses. Since I have been interested in Java technology, I have always felt that it is worthwhile to invest in Java handy books. I am a person who likes reading books, as long as there is a new book on Java Publishing, fir