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Clean Code by Robert Cecil
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Learning how to code is a crucial part of computer science. However, learning how write clean code is the most crucial of all coding lessons. This book is great for someone who wants to grasp the ins and outs of java. It gave me eye opening lesson in agile systems and how to code without clutter. Forget the fact that the book was published in 2009. I my opinion, the book is still a must read for both experienced and newbie computer scientists.
The Self-Taught Programmer by Cory Althoff
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This book should serve as inspiration for anyone interested in the field of computer science. The author, Cory Althoff, walks the reader through his captivating true story of how he learned programming on his own. Althoff eventually was able to apply his knowledge toward making money in the field of computer science. His journey is both relatable and fascinating. This book will inspire people of all ages to stop wishing they knew how to do programming and, instead, start taking action. Plus, the book is a quick read and isn’t too complicated for anyone to understand.
Python for Kids by Jason R. Briggs
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Many studies have shown that it’s easier to master computer programming if you learn how to program at an early age. Well, here’s a great starter book for children or young adults to learn all about programming and computer science. “Python” is a common programming language and the book goes step-by-step on how to acquire a basic skill-set with relative ease. Even adults interested in learning how to program will benefit by reading this book. Each chapter ends with a puzzle that the reader must solve. This way, kids can begin applying the information that they read ASAP. If you want your child to learn about computer science, Jason R. Biggs’ Python for Kids: A Playful Introduction to Programming is a great place to start.
