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The Practice of Programming 平装
英语版本
- 语言英语
- 尺寸22.81 x 19.41 x 1.32 cm
- ISBN-10020161586X
- ISBN-13978-0201615869
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- 语言 : 英语
- ISBN : 020161586X
- 尺寸 : 22.81 x 19.41 x 1.32 cm
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4.3 颗星,最多 5 颗星
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Amazon Customer
3.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
Mostly useful for C and C++ programmers
2023年4月29日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
There are a lot of ideas that are timeless and can be used by people who are involved in software development today. But for the most part the book is useful for someone with lots of programming experience in C and C++ just to understand what the authors are talking about. Most of the concepts the authors talk about are only relevant to these two languages and not even a concern in most modern languages. Given how old this book is, it is understandable.

J. B. Taylor
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
This book gives a good foundation for all programming practice
2021年1月4日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
I wish this book came out 50 years ago when I started coding. It would have made my lifer easier. I noticed right off if the principles, set out in this book, were put to use in ones life one would have a simpler and easier walk through this world. The main principles are:
1.keep the solution simple
2. write the code so others can understand it
3. annotate your code.
4. do not use fancy tricks just to show off
Good book buy it and live by it.
1.keep the solution simple
2. write the code so others can understand it
3. annotate your code.
4. do not use fancy tricks just to show off
Good book buy it and live by it.
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Unimon
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
Concise and Broadly Useful
2021年9月15日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
Brian Kernighan demonstrates conciseness in communication and clarity in his writing. The same has been true of software he's designed as well as examples in his books. In a world of 1,200 page forest killers, this 265p book contains as much with higher value. Broadly applicable, but most examples are in C. The more experienced you are, the more you'll appreciate it: Simplicity, Clarity, Generality
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Robert Bogetti
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Programming Knowledge Cornucopia
2005年12月7日 -
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An excellent book covering all of the essential areas of knowledge necessary to become a professional programmer and should be required reading for those without a formal computer science background. The examples are brief but rich in content. Major topics covered include: style, algorithms, design, implementation, optimization, interfaces, debugging, testing, performance, portability, and notation (languages). Each topic is discussed with emphasis on content and application of knowledge, not a lot of extraneous verbiage, just simple, solid content. This text is also great as a quick refresher for information on lists, hash tables, trees, algorithmic design and implementation, and good interface design rules. Provided are good "rules of thumb" for debugging and thoughts on portability along with ideas for writing code generators.
Some of the examples can be somewhat terse and break the authors rules for clarity and following standard language idioms. However, it is highly recommended to take the time to fully understand the examples in order to extract the most benefit. One final note, while working on a large re-engineering project we have proven that the "bear" technique really works, you'll have to read the text for the answer, it deals with auditory versus visual triggers and thinking.
Some of the examples can be somewhat terse and break the authors rules for clarity and following standard language idioms. However, it is highly recommended to take the time to fully understand the examples in order to extract the most benefit. One final note, while working on a large re-engineering project we have proven that the "bear" technique really works, you'll have to read the text for the answer, it deals with auditory versus visual triggers and thinking.
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