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e-books in Programming category
by Karthik Naidu - GitBook , 2015
These are engineer's notes on problem solving. They are ideally suited as practice material for coding interviews. Each post has 5 sections: problem statement, examples, algorithm, code, test cases, and a discussion on time-complexity.
(8632 views)
by Mark McIlroy - Blue Sky Technology , 2013
This book is an introduction to computer programming. It covers the essential information of a Computer Science course. Recommended for beginners and intermediate programmers. Contents: Program Structure; Topics from Computer Science; etc.
(17540 views)
- Wikibooks , 2013
This book aims to be a comprehensive source for any developer who is interested in programming for the Windows platform. The reader is assumed to have a previous knowledge of the programming languages involved: C, C++, and Visual Basic.
(19119 views)
by James M. Reneau - CreateSpace , 2010
Learn to program a computer without the jargon and complexity of many programming books. This book engages through media and then introduces the concepts of structured programming. You will learn to program as you make animations and games.
(21258 views)
by Karl Seguin - codingintro.com , 2012
This book will teach you the fundamentals of programming and act as a foundation for whatever your programming goals may be. Rather than ignore complexities, we will face them head-on, in small steps, and unshroud the mysteries of computer language.
(16638 views)
by Nils M Holm - Lulu Press , 2008
This book introduces the concept of functional programming, describes a language that fulfills all the requirements, and shows how to solve simple problems in it. The book shows how to apply these techniques to some problems of varying complexity.
(17474 views)
by Sergey A. Babkin - CreateSpace , 2010
This book provides an advanced guide to the issues of the parallel and multithreaded programming. It goes beyond the high-level design of the applications, into the details that are often overlooked but vital to make the programs work.
(21832 views)
by Allen Cypher - The MIT Press , 1993
Programming by Demonstration is a method that allows users to create programs by demonstrating what the program should do. The book describes 18 implementations of Programming by Demonstration, and discusses the problems for this method.
(16660 views)
by Robert M. Keller - Harvey Mudd College , 2001
This book is intended for a second course in computer science, one emphasizing principles wherever it seems possible. It is not limited to programming, it attempts to use various programming models to explicate principles of computational systems.
(24522 views)
by Carroll Morgan - Prentice-Hall , 1998
Rigorous treatment of most elementary program-development constructs, including iteration, recursion, procedures, parameters, modules and data refinement. Additions include more material on data refinement, recursively defined types, and case studies.
(15776 views)
by Chris Pine - Pragmatic Bookshelf , 2006
Pine teaches you how to program in Ruby with a minimum of fuss or bother. Starting with simple one-line programs, you'll see how to have your webpage send you email, to shuffle your music, to rename your photos from your digital camera, and more.
(21999 views)
by Jon Bentley - Addison-Wesley Professional , 1999
The book focuses on choosing the right algorithms and on showing how to solve problems effectively. Each chapter frames a particular programming task (sorting numbers, creating anagrams, counting the words). Code examples are written in C and C++.
(36213 views)
by Lawrence C Paulson - University of Cambridge , 2000
This text teaches programming and presents some fundamental principles of computer science, especially algorithm design. The programming in this course is based on the language ML and mostly concerns the functional programming style.
(24129 views)
by Stephen Muggleton, Luc de Raedt - ScienceDirect , 1994
Inductive Logic Programming is a new discipline which investigates the inductive construction of first-order clausal theories from examples and background knowledge. The authors survey the most important theories and methods of this new field.
(36294 views)
by John C. Reynolds - Prentice Hall , 1981
Read this book if you need a much deeper understanding of programming: the need to carefully structure a program to avoid being overwhelmed by its complexity, or the need to insure reliability beyond what can he achieved by debugging.
(23989 views)
by Peter Van Roy, Seif Haridi - The MIT Press , 2004
Covered topics: concurrency, state, distributed programming, constraint programming, formal semantics, declarative concurrency, message-passing concurrency, forms of data abstraction, building GUIs, transparency approach to distributed programming.
(26506 views)