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Let's talk about books in C language. What, C language? Some readers are wondering. Yes, this time the main character is the C language that was born in 1973 and is now full of children and grandchildren. The reason we want to talk about C is not only because of its profound influence, but it can be proved by the prosperous development of the C-series language family: c ++, Java, C #, and Objective C have successively become mainstream languages in th

"If you can go back to the past, as a developer, you can tell yourself which book you should read in the early stages of your career. Which one would you choose? I hope this book list is rich in content and can cover many things ." Many programmers respond and write their own comments during the recommendation process. In the past, some domestic netizens introduced this programmer's book list, but they all recommended the top 10 books. In fact, in ad

It is impossible to read only one or two books to learn a new knowledge. A step-by-step reading process is required. I recommend the Java series books published by oreilly. Here I just want to add one point. Many people start with thinking in Java, but I think this book is not suitable for beginners. I think the correct way to use this book should be as an auxiliary reader. Thinking in Java is not a compl

For Java programmers, mastering object-oriented design theory and some design patterns is an essential skill. To start programming without learning a theory is similar to learning a language without studying the alphabet. There's a lot of object-oriented theory, design patterns and best practices on the market, but only a few books are really worth reading. There are two things involved, one is object-oriented theory and the other is design pattern. T

This list should be different from what is common in the forum, involving all aspects of game development. The number of books is also more, but each try to make proper explanations. The bibliography content will also be updated as I purchase the book process. Most of the books in the book are in my bookcase, not on hand or for the electronic version as much as possible. If you want to buy these

Java has thinking in Java,core Java, effictive Java and other classic books, C + + has C++pirmer, effictive C + + and other classic books. These books, more than the same kind of books too much, is recognized as a good book, worth repeating. So does Python have a similar, classic-to-explode good book? Ask for recommend

Reading is a happy thing.Reading can increase knowledge, understand society, understand human thought, and then transform into wisdom. No matter what person, need to read books, read more books, reading a good book, but also to the essence of the book down, one is as an impression, one is for later if you forget to look back to see can quickly find back.It software staff also need to read more

"The best plan for buying books"Problem Description: The number of different five books to buy, one buy a copy of 8 yuan, buy two books with different numbers enjoy 5% discount, different numbers three book enjoy 10% discount, different numbered four book enjoy 20% discount, different numbered five book enjoy 25% discount, Pay attention to buy the same number of

Software Testing: Experience and lesson: I recommend this book if I only get a referral. The book is made up of a lot of seemingly scattered little bits of knowledge, but Abas. People who have really done the test for 2 years, pick it up, each with their own work to do the contrast, will have resonance or "so" feeling. The more work experience, the deeper the experience, is a often new, and can always guide your book. In a sense, it teaches testers that "speculative thinking" is the most importa

English Source: Fromdev:best-c-programming-booksAre you planning to learn C language by reading? "Books are the most loyal friends of mankind." Hemingway must know the importance of books to a person's life. Books are a rich source of knowledge. You can learn a variety of knowledge from books.

books don't read, you want to succeed--book notesFirst, I want to change my life1. To leave the competitive environment, it is not enough to run without a stop, and it will take more than twice times to achieve it.2. If you run fast enough, you can't move forward. If you go to the mountains along the retrograde ladder, even if you are running forward, if the speed is not fast enough, the result will be stopped in situ.3. Not only the biological commun

This article describes how to sort out and evaluate books in the past three years in C/C ++. The score is personal opinion. Although everyone knows it, I should emphasize it to avoid saliva. The highest value is 1-5. Format: English name-Chinese name-author-press-personal rating-score. It is recommended that you check the original version. P.s: domestic books must work hard, because the domestic

To learn a new knowledge cannot be expected to read only one book, or two books can be fully mastered. There needs to be a step-by-step reading process. I recommend the OReilly published Java series books. Here I just want to add that a lot of people learn Java from the book "Thinking in Java", but I think this book is not for beginners. I think the correct way to use this book should be as a supplementary

I cannot provide guidance from a famous teacher, but I want to find the best books and learn from the best books. I can make some compensation. Of course, it is best to take the initiative to seek guidance from mentor and professional personnel. Classic books have one feature: they are well-detailed, popular, theoretical, and informative. Recommended

I have tried it many times in ubuntu10.10 and Red Hat Enterprise 6, and there are compilation errors! The final change is to miniora 9 in the mini2440 user manual, which indicates that the establishment of the development environment is related to the system. Some online users say that the GCC versions of the two systems are too new, but I tried the GCC compiler of the earlier version, the problem persists! Refer to the arm development environment for building QT creator under fedora12 and port

(i) Language introduction:"C + + Primer"The latest version: the third edition (the fourth edition of the foreign shelves, some domestic online bookstores are also in the booking)Suitable for rich C experience, lack of C + + experience. But personally I have always thought that this book with too strong C-language traces, for C + + learning is not necessarily a good thing."The C + + programming Language"/"C + + programming language"Latest Version: Third Edition special editionAbbreviated to TC++P

doesn't matter if the project manager doesn't understand the technology. Some people say this is an advanced foreign experience, but I suspect it was fabricated. The sub-lines of this point of view are as follows: the project manager is a manager, and only the subordinates can be directed. Why do you need to understand technology! This is as ridiculous as saying that the shift leader does not need to take a gun on the battlefield. Those who hold this point of view can still remember: "The Gener

"If you can go back to the past, as a developer, you can tell yourself which book you should read in the early stages of your career. Which one would you choose? I hope this book list is rich in content and can cover many things ." ManyProgramEmployeeResponse: they also write their own comments during the recommendation process. In the past, some domestic netizens introduced this programmer's book list, but they all recommended the top 10 books. In

The previous steps were similar.ArticleThis time, I added a general introduction to the book and made a record to facilitate future reading and searching.This is outside ChinaProgram30 classic programmers will read the books! 1 .《CodeDaquan Steve Mike Cornell Recommendation: 1684 "An excellent Encyclopedia of programming practices," code Daquan "focuses on personal technologies. All of these are what we say by instinct:" writing clean code ". Th

Original question:DescriptionBefore the invention of book-printing, it is very hard-make a copy of a book. All of the contents had to is re-written by hand and called scribers. The scriber had been given a book and after several months he finished its copy. One of the most famous Scribers lived in the 15th century and its name was Xaverius endricus Remius Ontius Xendrianus ( xerox). Anyway, the work is very annoying and boring. And the only-to-speed it up is to hire more scribers. Onc