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The Science of Programming 平装
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Amazon Customer
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
Anyone Claiming to Be a Programmer Should Own a Copy
2012年10月25日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
Being asked to give this book a star rating is almost unfair. This book is foundational to the science of programming, and should be treated as foundational. Every serious programmer should own and read this book, to understand the base of the discipline. If you haven't read this book, you probably aren't actually a programmer.
4 个人发现此评论有用

Amazon Customer
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Five Stars
2017年4月21日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
A whole new paradigm to develop programs.
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David Jose Coronado
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Five Stars
2015年6月30日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
Excellent
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Brick Mover
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
This book will change the way you think about your programs.
2014年10月31日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表
For a long time, I struggled with the correctness of my code.
I have to admit I'm one of those guys who just wish my code would "somehow" work.
If in a good day my code passed all tests, I would be "convinced" it's correct.
I haven't realized how stupid that was until I came across this book.
This book was written 25 years ago, however I still find the techniques quite advanced, the way it reasons about correctness quite profound.
If you decide to pick up this book (yay!), a bit of advice:
1. Don't think it as "another" programming language book you can skim quickly, you really need to grasp the ideas behind those seemingly natural theorems & proofs.
2. Prof. David Gries himself stressed a few times in the book that even attempting to prove some of the theorems would change the way you think. So make sure you solve the problems in the exercises, you'll be surprised the concept is not as simple as it seems.
3. Find a quiet spot :) You probably don't want to read this while on a bus or subway.
Enjoy the journey!
I have to admit I'm one of those guys who just wish my code would "somehow" work.
If in a good day my code passed all tests, I would be "convinced" it's correct.
I haven't realized how stupid that was until I came across this book.
This book was written 25 years ago, however I still find the techniques quite advanced, the way it reasons about correctness quite profound.
If you decide to pick up this book (yay!), a bit of advice:
1. Don't think it as "another" programming language book you can skim quickly, you really need to grasp the ideas behind those seemingly natural theorems & proofs.
2. Prof. David Gries himself stressed a few times in the book that even attempting to prove some of the theorems would change the way you think. So make sure you solve the problems in the exercises, you'll be surprised the concept is not as simple as it seems.
3. Find a quiet spot :) You probably don't want to read this while on a bus or subway.
Enjoy the journey!
14 个人发现此评论有用

BookLover
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Excellent book on writing correct programs
1999年12月23日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表
The book provides an excellent introduction to logic and then shows how by using the language of logic and mathematics to specify pre-conditions and post-conditions one can develop provably correct programs from these pre-conditions and post-conditions.
I have used the methods in this book to develop advanced algorithms in Computer Graphics which could not have been developed in any other way.
The book is both a tutorial and reference. It is clearly written and organized.
When I first read this book, it was as though a bolt of lightning had struck me. Applying its methods, I became a much better programmer. I went from someone who struggled to get the code right to someone who always got the code right. For the first time I understood what programming was all about. I read the book on vacation while my wife and I were staying at my father's home in Sag Harbor New York and it was one of the most incredible intellectual adventures of my life. I'll never forget the smell of the sea and the sand and the logic going off like lightning flashes inside my brain.
I have used the methods in this book to develop advanced algorithms in Computer Graphics which could not have been developed in any other way.
The book is both a tutorial and reference. It is clearly written and organized.
When I first read this book, it was as though a bolt of lightning had struck me. Applying its methods, I became a much better programmer. I went from someone who struggled to get the code right to someone who always got the code right. For the first time I understood what programming was all about. I read the book on vacation while my wife and I were staying at my father's home in Sag Harbor New York and it was one of the most incredible intellectual adventures of my life. I'll never forget the smell of the sea and the sand and the logic going off like lightning flashes inside my brain.
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