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Asgarth

I was wondering if anyone has some recommendations of books related to computing, computer science, programming etc... that they could recommend to me. I am looking to further my knowledge but with a more interesting book if possible.

Thanks

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Programming with C# or VB recommend Murach's books

 

C have to use the "The C Programming Language book" by Brian Kerninghan and Dennis Ritchie, is dull and confusing but from what I have been told it is the only book to learn C from

 

HTML, javascript basics, & SQL commands, I learned from W3 schools, http://www.w3schools.com/

 

Getting a good teacher was the best thing for me, all the books were confusing to me until I had a C/C++ teacher teach about memory addressing and pointers.

 

Good luck

 

I have some more at home, don't remember the names or authors.

Will edit this post when I get home.

 

I was wondering if anyone has some recommendations of books related to computing, computer science, programming etc... that they could recommend to me. I am looking to further my knowledge but with a more interesting book if possible.
Thanks

Edited by roberto++

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If you don't mind reading web pages, I learn't VB from this site:

 

multiwingspan.co.uk

 

It's my teachers site

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