What book do you ask moron! You didn't even specified what the frick do you want! There's a google for that kind of shit, just type "best books about %stuff%"!
discrete mathematics (with proofs and theorems and exercises etc) into algebra into calc into more specialized topics (usually algorithms and set theory, but, it all depends on what you want to do)
only after all this should you get into c/c++/c#/object oriented c
t. knower, formal physics education, wrote lab software and did basic research at big companies
coding without math foundation is like building a house and starting with the roof
enjoy writing bloatware and competing with 14 year old bangladeshis with 2 week java course
ngmi
also without math/physics degree, you should at least win some hacker tournaments in order to be taken seriously
was an easy read
take a look at IQfy and their gentoo wiki
Depends on what you want to know; there's a book for everything.
anything, just skip the pajeets, stick to the whites, old stuff, classics etc.
it really depends if you want to learn c, c++, python...
Not IQfy, frick off.
I'm asking for a fricking book!
>book therefore literature
the image of thought on these books does these guys no fricking favours
FYI, there IS a IQfy+IQfy books. Here's a really good one: https://poignant.guide/
They are like a dime in a dozen thoughbeit.
You will never get a job.
What book do you ask moron! You didn't even specified what the frick do you want! There's a google for that kind of shit, just type "best books about %stuff%"!
You are an uptight loser. Bump!
Suck a dick
But I only read math and science books. I really hate fiction, and pseudo-intellectual, socialist doctrines.
it's a morbius sweep. get out.
i want a rhizomatic language too
discrete mathematics (with proofs and theorems and exercises etc) into algebra into calc into more specialized topics (usually algorithms and set theory, but, it all depends on what you want to do)
only after all this should you get into c/c++/c#/object oriented c
t. knower, formal physics education, wrote lab software and did basic research at big companies
coding without math foundation is like building a house and starting with the roof
enjoy writing bloatware and competing with 14 year old bangladeshis with 2 week java course
ngmi
also without math/physics degree, you should at least win some hacker tournaments in order to be taken seriously
Hacker's Delight. Haven't read it but I'm sure it twists the senses.