What books or resources do you know of for teaching programming from the most basic beginning? While publishers like O'Reilly have a book for prett...
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So I'm going to shamelessly promote here: The Super Simple Programming Book: amazon.com/dp/1718198450. It's a quick read, and it teaches basic programming concepts in a straightforward and friendly way. The goal is to teach programming concepts without overwhelming students with too many details. It's a primer to programming, using Python.
I can't think if a better fundamentals-first introduction to the craft than How To Design Programs. It doesn't use a mainstream language but that doesn't matter, its method of using gradually more complex mini-Schemes to introduce concepts sets you up to transfer to any more domain specific tool afterwards.
Not a book but freecodecamp.com it's amazing
I agree. It teaches JS with 6 courses and 30 projects, small practices, if you stuck it provides solution. So you can self-taught. High quality and costs no money only time and sweat.
It's the most stared repo in Github.
Grokking Algorithms by Aditya Bhargava is a pretty good beginner's book.