These text(s) do for the software engineer what Cormen's book does for the scientist. To be knowledgable with algorithms will greatly seperate you from a novice.
Very good examples and using Java is very smart because most OO programmers can easily understand the language (C# is practically ...
I have just seriously reading the chapters about EJB, JDBC, Servlet and JSP, I found that there are some tricks I have used but I have not stated the reason, this book provides some short and brief reasoning for each tips to clarify why I need to do and not to do. It is very handy to me, even I ...
+ All Java programmers should read this book + Excellent book + The best general Java book I've read so far + A 'must' for any serious computer programmer's library
+ Helpful introduction for the novice + it is not computer, it is human behind computer + You need to understand a tool to use it effectively + great for novice programmers
+ Bit-banger's delight. More fun than a barrel of monkeys. + This is a fantastic book! + Fun, interesting and useful + A rich resource for low-level arithmetic tricks
+ Superb + A good book on recursion implemented in Java
This little book is a minor classic. First published 20 years ago, it gave an extended explanation of recursion, which is a vital concept in computer science. Of course, Java did not exist back then, so that edition used Pascal for the example code. But Pascal has undergone a severe downturn. Hence ...
This book is a mixed box of chocolates. Don't read it expecting a lot of useful ideas on how to improve your code: It's more of a book you read to widen your horizon a bit. Each chapter stands on its own and talks about a different project. Languages include C, Java, Perl, Python, Lisp and others.
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The high quality I've come to expect from the Core Java series
+ Best Java book out there + Outstanding programming resource, and a massive one.
Updated for Java 6, "Core Java Advanced Features" does not disappoint. This is for those of you who have finished volume 1, either this 8th edition or the 7th edition. Quite frankly, I think in the case of Volume 1 you can skate by with the older 7th edition. However, in the case of the eighth ...
+ If you are a programmer, this is a must read + A bit old school, but an excellent starting point... + The One book you absolutely must read if you develop with object oriented languages.
+ good data-handling cookbook for a beginner + An overview of parsing and mining data with python. + A clever guide to extracting the data you need + It's about using the right tool for the right job
+ Computer Science + Bhagawath Gita,Bible,Kuran and Art Of Programming. + Somewhat disappointed by sloppy folding + A fundamental book for the randomness.
+ Great coverage of numerical computing in Java + Nice Book + Excellent coverage of many aspects in numerical computing + Educational, interesting, and fun
+ Excellent & Highly Recommended Book + Required Reading For Anyone Serious About Software Development + seminal classic + A insightful book about software project development
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