What are your favorite programming books, /g/? Im looking for

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list

>>56945366
If you want the full deal go with the c++ primer.
You better be prepared to spend a fuckton of time on it.

>>56945742
I was just about to post that

The C guide is pretty good for those into C too

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Surprisingly pleasant to read.

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>>56945366
Roll for which book you'll read next

(count consecutively along the books, row-by-row, until you reach your last two digits; if your last two digits exceeds the number of books then repeat until you reach your last two digits. )

>>56945805
second that

Programming principles and practice is good.
Done jumping into c++ before it and its trash compared to ppap

>>56947031
roll

>>56947031
Can you post a list of the full titles, or even better, upload them all somewhere? Some of those look interesting.

In exchange, here is my small collection.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BygJV4MP6jP8R2dnYUdoUmJRam8

>>56947684
>Small collection
You know that there are subfolders
Also I am interested too in this
>>56947031

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B_WcqmMB9nlBM0ZLWlZfZFF1ems
This is from me