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The Power of Events

David Luckham

2002

Beginning Linux programming

Neil Matthew

1999

Elements of programming

Alexander A. Stepanov

2009

An introduction to data structures with applications

Paul Gordon Sorenson, Jean-Paul Tremblay

1976

Data structures

Alfs T. Berztiss

1971

Fundamentals of Computer Programming with CSharp Free Book (by Nakov & Co.)

Svetlin Nakov

2013

Discrete structures of computer science

Leon S. Levy

1980

Palm OS programming

Rhodes, Neil, Neil Rhodes, Julie McKeehan

2002

Awesome algorithms and creative coding

Clive Gifford

2015

Absolute Beginner's Guide to Programming

Greg Perry

2005

Digital Ground

Malcolm McCullough

2005

C programming guidelines

Thomas Plum

1984

Beginning Iphone 4 development

Dave Mark

2011

Principles of program analysis

Chris Hankin, Hanne Riis Nielson, Flemming Nielson

1999

Coding Freedom

E. Gabriella Coleman

2012

P-functions and Boolean matrix factorization

André Thayse

1984

Introduction to programming concepts and methods with Ada

Smith, James F.

1994

Programming concurrency on the JVM

Venkat Subramaniam

2011

Linus Torvalds

Ann Brashares

2001

Programming C#

Jesse Liberty

2001

Inside DOS

Michael J. Young

1990

Beginning programming for dummies

Wallace Wang, Olivier Engler

1999

How to Code Bind Up

Max Wainewright

2016

3D Game Programming for Kids

Chris Strom

2013

Software Engineering 2

Dines Bjorner

2006

Power programming with VBA/Excel

Steven C. Chapra

2003

Think Python

Allen B. Downey, Allen Downey

2011 ★ 4.0

Ada Byron Lovelace and the thinking machine

Laurie Wallmark

2015

Structured FORTRAN 77 for engineers and scientists

D. M. Etter

1983

Scatter search

Manuel Laguna, Rafael Martí

2003

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