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is also the result of Tang's decades of teaching experience. When I went to school, my group of original teachers respected this teaching material well. Later, when I wrote code secrets, I also bought the latest version of the book from the bookstore. I could not help but read the book carefully. I thought it was clear and detailed and easy to understand, it is really a classic tutorial by Chinese people. This section describes the typical

The new generation of young people in China love to see more and more Chinese classics, and it is hard to say that they love to read English classics. The reason is as follows:[1] I don't know: famous books are recognized by generations or generations. Therefore, the time span is large. most famous books are written about the old society, being less closely conne

1, the practice of programmingThe first book completed by dialysis, a classic book on computer Programming, was written in 1999 and a lot of the content is a bit outdated. Both want to improve English, but also want to improve the level of computer science, both difficult to get both.Therefore, the first of the dialysis method is from a very interesting, low-lens, the plot is more attractive novel

1. Code DaquanSteve Mike Cornell Recommendation: 1684 "An excellent Encyclopedia of programming practices ,《Code Overview"Focuses on personal technology. All of these are what we say by instinct:" Writing neat code ". This book has 50 pages to talk about code layout ."-- Joel Spolsky For beginners, the concepts in this book are somewhat advanced. By the time you prepare to read this book, you should have known and practiced 99% concepts in the book.

Programming" good Book# C + +:"C Programming Language" introductory book"Lnux C Programming One-stop learning" Linux under the development of the introductory bookC Language Core Technology Reference manualThe best pointers to the "C hands" bookThe classic of C + + programming thought"High quality Programming Guide--c/c++ language" Classics"C Expert Programming""C and Pointers""C Pitfalls and pitfalls"# Golang:"Learing Go" is simple"The Go programming Language" more detailedThe "Go" promotion#

Document directory C Language Object-oriented and Design Patterns Software Engineering Software Components Program Design in Windows Operating System Original post link: http://www.keepsimply.org/it-book-rec/ Author: drinking and drinking Time: 2012.08.17 I have read the following books, or I have them in my hand but I still have time to read them. They

The book has its own face as Jade.As a professional software engineer, you should need some professional and classic books. From the upper layer to the bottom layer, I recommend some books that I have read that are more classic to my brothers.. C . CPrimer plus . C Programming Language . C and pointer . C expert Programming . C traps and Defects . C/C ++ high qua

Stackoverflow, a well-known foreign website, has a problem: Which book has the greatest impact on programmers and should every programmer read it ?, This survey has lasted for two years and has attracted 153,432 visitors so far. A total of 478 books have been recommended by readers (more ), the most popular book code complete was topped 1333 times. If you are a programmer, you must be interested in reading

Stackoverflow, a well-known foreign website, has a problem: Which book has the greatest impact on programmers and should every programmer read it ?, This survey has lasted for two years and has attracted 153,432 visitors so far. A total of 478 books have been recommended by readers (more ), the most popular book code complete was topped 1306 times. If you are a programmer, you must be interested in reading

I have recently read two articles related to reading. One article mentioned Joel that programmers are not very familiar with reading books, mainly relying on the Internet to find a variety of references. The other is what Ma said: success has little to do with emotional intelligence. To a certain extent, both of these points are true. You can rely on stackoverflow.com and the search engine to find answers a

I 've been reading thinking in C ++ recently. Of course, it's in the Chinese version. I have to say that the translation level is very general, and some errors are obvious. For example, if only static Integer constants can be defined in the class, the translation is wrong. It translates the integer into a complete one, and the meaning of the result is quite different. After reading some computer books, I th

classic"TCP/IP Advanced Programming" good Book# C + +:"C Programming Language" introductory book"Lnux C Programming One-stop learning" Linux under the development of the introductory bookC Language Core Technology Reference manualThe best pointers to the "C hands" bookThe classic of C + + programming thought"High quality Programming Guide--c/c++ language" Classics"C Expert Programming""C and Pointers""C Pitfalls and pitfalls"# Golang:"Learing Go" is simple"The Go programming Language" more deta

Although traditional paper books seem increasingly unpopular ...... But I personally like reading paper books. Why? Because I made a cup of coffee, I pulled it to the swivel chair and sat down half-lying. I held C ++ books that were so thick that I could defend myself, and kept myself in the book room, the feeling is that you have already become a senior intellec