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Programmation (Informatique)

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The art of computer programming

Donald Knuth

2011

Teaching and Learning Formal Methods

C. Neville Dean, Michael G. Hinchey

1996

Programming language concepts and paradigms

David A. Watt

1990

The Practice of Programming (Addison-Wesley Professional Computing Series)

Brian W. Kernighan

1999 ★ 4.0

Programming proverbs

Henry F. Ledgard

1975

Principles of interactive computer graphics

Newman, William M.

1973

Data processing logic

Laura Saret

1984

Scientific and engineering applications with personal computers

Raymond Annino

1986

Java Security

Scott Oaks

2001

Software engineering concepts

R. E. Fairley

1985 ★ 3.3

LabVIEW advanced programming techniques

Taqi Mohiuddin, Rick Bitter, Matthew R. Nawrocki

2001

Managing a programming project

Philip W. Metzger, John Boddie

1973

Reusable software

Bertrand Meyer

1994

Operating systems theory

E. G. Coffman

1973

A First Course in Computer Science With Ada

Nicholas J. De Lillo

1992

C programming

Noel Kalicharan

2008

Linux programming by example

Kurt Wall

2000

Computer organization and programming

C. William Gear

1969

The C# player's guide

R. B. Whitaker

2015

MATLAB

Stormy Attaway

2009

Problem solving and computer programming

Peter Grogono

1982

Object-orientation

Gerald Kristen

1994

Learning the Korn shell

Bill Rosenblatt

1993

Introduction to machine and assembly language programming

Philip J. Gust

1986

Structured Computer Organization

Andrew S. Tanenbaum

1979 ★ 4.0

The Hacker Crackdown

Bruce Sterling

1992 ★ 4.1

Computer science

L. Goldschlager, Les Goldschlager, Andrew Lister

1982

Introduction to numerical methods and FORTRAN programming

Thomas Richard McCalla

1967

Software development

Jones, C. B.

1980

Cocreating Videogames

John Banks

2011

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