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Concurrent programming

Stephen J. Hartley

1998

Karel the Robot

Richard E. Pattis

1981

The productive programmer

Neal Ford

2008

Computer graphics

Steven Harrington

1987

Scientific and engineering problem-solving with the computer

William Ralph Bennett

1976

Strand

Ian Foster, Stephen Taylor, Foster, Ian

1990

Basic numerical analysis with Algol

A. Balfour

1972

Programming pearls

Jon Louis Bentley

1986

Writing secure code

David LeBlanc, Michael Howard

2001

Microcomputer architecture and programming

John F. Wakerly

1981

Writing efficient programs

Jon Louis Bentley

1982

The McGraw-Hill computer handbook

Harry L. Helms

1983

Microcomputer engineering

Gene H. Miller

1993

Programming principles in computer graphics

L. Ammeraal

1986

Data flow computing

J. A. Sharp

1985

Palm OS programming bible

Lonnon R. Foster

2000

Concurrent programming in Ada

Burns, Alan

1985

97 Things Every Programmer Should Know

Kevlin Henney

2010 ★ 3.4

Software tools

P. J. Plauger, Brian W. Kernighan

1976

Decision and intelligence

Igor Aleksander

1987

Programming Logic and Design

Joyce Farrell

2004

Data structures and program design

Robert L. Kruse

1984

Programming for poets

Richard Walter Conway

1978

Algorithms and their computer solutions

Lucio Artiaga

1972

Explorations in parallel distributed processing

James L. McClelland

1988

Structured analysis and system specification

Tom DeMarco

1978 ★ 5.0

Mathematics for data processing

Frank James Clark

1974

Programming the PET/CBM

Raeto West

1982

Programming & interfacing the 6502, with experiments

Marvin L. De Jong

1980

How to program microcomputers

William T. Barden

1977

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