Do not read "The Art of Computer Programming". It is the "War and Peace" of computer science.
It is a shame it will never be finished. It is already a masterpiece of programming principles.
It is however not easy to grok. This is something you should read on a nice autumn Sunday afternoon with a whiskey, when you are 20-30 years into your career.
I tried to read it and it's so dry I am now a shrivelled husk of my former self. Note that inclusion on this list doesn't mean I personally recommend these books, just that other people seem to like them.
Do not read "The Art of Computer Programming". It is the "War and Peace" of computer science.
It is a shame it will never be finished. It is already a masterpiece of programming principles.
It is however not easy to grok. This is something you should read on a nice autumn Sunday afternoon with a whiskey, when you are 20-30 years into your career.
I tried to read it and it's so dry I am now a shrivelled husk of my former self. Note that inclusion on this list doesn't mean I personally recommend these books, just that other people seem to like them.
I agree, lamentably. I read the 1/3 of the first volume, and I that was as far as I could slog through.