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Good deal on programming books.
Cheap programming books
Caleb Moore
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Jace Diaz
Those aren't programming books.
They're """""coding""" books.
Colton Watson
what's the difference?
Kayden Green
> $15
Just buy a single book for the programming language you want to learn. Most of these books don't seem to be useful at all.
Nicholas Hernandez
>people will fall for this scam
Chase Wright
>he doesn't know about the Sup Forumsentoomen library.
Jeremiah Richardson
To learn to code is to learn how to write in a language. To learn to program is to learn how to create algorythms
Jeremiah Barnes
>books I've pirated/could pirate in 2 seconds and absolute garbage
Take my dollarydoos
Jace Sanders
You can just set the payment to go all to the EFF.
Andrew Wright
I got the Linux Command Line one a week ago, it's actually really good for a beginner because it goes into advanced topics and explains commands a lot better than man pages. That and Automated Python are probably the only ones I would pay for of the books there
Chase Cruz
>not physical
Jaxon Harris
Just torrent the gentoomen's library like a real man, and fuck off.
Josiah Howard
Which babby's programming books (not coding ones) should I pick up?
Charles Moore
Even cheaper at the library.
Josiah Wood
The Little Schemer
Michael Reyes
The only good book I recommend in that is The Linux command line book... but it is a complete beginner's guide and if you know basics there is no point in reading it.
Josiah Foster
"SICP for dummies"
Nathaniel Bell
>e-books
we already have libgen
Hunter Lopez
why are literal free books for sale in this bundle?
Bentley Richardson
Because it's nice to donate some cash to EFF and buy these ebooks if you want to support.
Tbh you can just choose where the money goes.
And most people don't read books they've pirated.
If you pay money for it you want to read it ( I hope )
Thomas Russell
>If you pay money for it you want to read it
only if they're physical
Matthew Green
>not reading The Little Schemer, The Seasoned Schemer, SICP, and The Reasoned Schemer in that order
TLS gives people who have no idea what they're doing a nice intro that SICP expands pretty well on imo. I recommend it to anyone who isn't just looking to learn how to code and actually get a decent intro to CS. (The Little Prover might get thrown in there somewhere if they're actually planning to do CS and not just learning as a hobby)
Chase Young