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This the new books thread.
Chill your favorite /g/ related book,
discover new ones and discuss them!
I'll start with the superior book for C by Kernigham and Ritchie.
After thourougly reading and doing its tasks, everyone should be able to program C after.
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As much as I like this book, the example code is way too clever for it's own good, and it's certainly not shit you want to be inflicting on new C programmers, they'll get the wrong idea and produce shit code and think it's totally normal.
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Eskimo class notes > k&r.
Memes aside, which books are recommended for a well rounded CS education?
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>>61679704
Damn, i agree with OP.
that book is pretty nice, I'm having C classes and already have learned half of the stuff by myself
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>>61679815
I think the in-depth part is a bit short and lack a bit of motivation on further projects,
beside that i agree it's a pretty nice book to start with.
Btw can anybody recommend a good book for D ?
I'm not really profound on books shilled langs own sites..
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Learning Python and Programming Python by Lutz are really good.
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What books can I learn c sharp from? I have a good grasp on the basics of programming, arrays,list,logic, etc. Pic unrelated
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This book is highly technical, but contains everything you ever could possibly know about C++
The Complete C++ Reference
Herbert Schildt
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>>61683106
>Implying c++ is still feasable
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>>61679704
That's not a book for learning C. It's a reference guide for programmers who already know C.
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>>61679704
the exercises in this book are too hard
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Anyone read the new Kevin Parnell book?
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>>61683255
Recommend something better..
>>61683268
>pic related
Maybe programming isn't the right thing for you then..
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>>61683106
First year CS student here, any references more geared towards beginner/intermediate c++ students?
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>>61683474
you may want to check out this free online course from sololearn:
https://www.sololearn.com/Course/CPlusPlus/
the questions in it are really basic, but if you take your time and read through the modules, there is a lot of good information there.
classes are probably the most important thing to know in C++. get good with classes. they are extremely powerful, and can do amazing things when you learn to use them correctly.
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>>61679704
What about Practical C Programing (O'Reilly)
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>>61683420
Something better? Easy: Modern C, by Jens Gustedt.
K&R is mostly a reference book.
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