I have read computer books since my work.

Since self-work dependency has been focused on C/C ++ programming in Linux, my books are mostly like this.

Although the books here are classic, my ability is really limited. I just read the point of the data structure. Other reading is very difficult, so I put it down, I hope I can improve my capabilities in the future. Let's take a look.

This is a good book. Let you know what C ++ has done for you, the compiler generates the code for you, and what affects the efficiency of C ++. Some implementation mechanisms of C ++ are well expressed. There are also some examples to try to read them several times ,,,,

You don't need to say much about the classics, especially the book apue does not know how many times. You can read it all over again. Well, I 'd like to know more about the two online programming topics. I did not go into depth.

Two classics in C ++. Many entries. Many of them are very practical. Take a look.

A lot of algorithm questions. Implement it by yourself to improve your capabilities.

I just read this book. I usually use a lot of commands. shell programming is not too deep yet, so I have time to do it.

 

I don't think this is too good, but I think another thinking in Java is very good. I think C ++ is very general in the java mode ..

I have read about my c ++ entry book. Tutorial. There is nothing to recommend.

I bought it when I was in college. After reading a few chapters, I really couldn't understand the compilation behind it. I just put it down and kept it next to me. I still want to see it if I have time.

 

Company training books and Hou Jie's lectures. Good, there are a lot of learning places.

 

C ++'s father's book is quite good, very good. I have read it. They were all watched half an hour before going to bed. Have a deep understanding of C ++

 

This is worth thinking and playfulness. Good books

 

The Protocol is full of text. I only read some important chapters. Other pending studies

The history of the IT ecosystem in the United States is an envy.

 

I only read the previous chapter of the book I bought a few days ago. I am only interested in it and I am not planning to study it in depth. For more information, see.

I have bought several books in recent months.

This lecture is very relevant and meticulous. It feels better than Objective C ++.

This is a true classic, and the content is a summary of the author's years of programming experience. Very good. The nuances remind you

 

 

Classic books on data structures have been cool with those on C ++. I like this book. Instead of C ++, I focus on data structures, I recently read the tree. I can understand it all. Haha

I have read some of the electronic versions before, but I forgot the specific content. I still did not remember the books. After reading the comments

You can check it again later.

Well, these books are worth learning. Fuel

 

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