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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

Software Engineering 2

Dines Bjorner

2006

3D Game Programming for Kids

Chris Strom

2013

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

Data-structures and programming

Malcolm C. Harrison

1971

iOS 4 programming cookbook

Vandad Nahavandipoor

2011

Beginning ASP.NET 1.0 with Visual Basic.NET

Srinivasa Sivakumar, Ollie Cornes, Ajoy Krishnamoorthy et al.

2003

Karel the Robot

Richard E. Pattis

1981

Computer programming, 1, 2, 3!

Dwight Harris

1983

Practical C++ Programming

Steve Oualline

2003

The clean coder

Robert C. Martin

2011 ★ 4.3

Discrete computational structures

Robert R. Korfhage

1974

Understanding coding with Python

Patricia Harris

2016

Algorithms

Robert Sedgewick

2011 ★ 4.0

Singular perturbations in systems and control

Hassan K. Khalil

1986

Sams Teach Yourself ATL Programming in 21 Days

Kenn Scribner

2000

The productive programmer

Neal Ford

2008

Advanced programming

Lawrence H. Miller

1986

The librarian's introduction to programming languages

Beth C. Thomsett-Scott

2016

Computer graphics

Steven Harrington

1987

Programming with data structures

Robert L. Kruse

1989

Programming interactivity

Joshua J. Noble

2009

Firewalls for dummies

Brian Komar

2001

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