File data_structures_algorithms_java.pdf - (4.07MB )

>>1174
Not the same, but related.
Though the book you're looking for seems like a more interesting read.

This is the book I used for data structures and algorithms I, hope it can be of some use to you.

>>1177
We use Haskell and C++ and I already have quite a few books on algorithms, but thanks anyway. I was more curious about the subject itself (how computer science relates to mathematics, etc. I've been interested in the formal bits for a while) than looking for material for the class.

>>1179
>I've been interested in the formal bits [how computer science relates to mathematics] for a while
Like wise, if I find anything that relates closer I'll make sure to post.

If you can find a PDF of it: Martin Fowler's Refactoring

It's one of the better code maintenance books. I liked it a lot better for comprehensibility, readability, and programmer friendliness over Robert Martin's Clean Code.

If you can find a PDF of it: Martin Fowler's Refactoring

It's one of the better code maintenance books. I liked it a lot better for comprehensibility, readability, and programmer friendliness over Robert Martin's Clean Code.

File Refactoring_-_Improving_The_Design_Of_Existing_Cod.pdf - (1.92MB , Refactoring - Improving The Design Of Existing Cod.pdf )

>>1183
Enjoy

File Aho,_Ullman_-_Foundations_of_Computer_Science_7z.txt - (6.12MB , Aho, Ullman - Foundations of Computer Science_7z.txt )

>>1181
Well, I think I found something. I don't know if it's the same contents as the other book because I couldn't find a table of contents for it, but I'm guessing this plus a book I bought at the faculty on first order logic is close enough.

Thank you all for the great posts.

Does anyone know/have any interesting books on machine code?

>>1406
The only thing I have on that is the NASM manual, and a link for x86 & x86_64 OPs.
Though you could just google for those.
Or do you have something more specific in mind?
Though the most I could figure one would find on the subject is writing for device drivers, embedded systems and maybe scientific calculations.
Otherwise I suggest you get an assembler, find your OP codes and have at it, not much to it.

>>1410
I was more thinking of a history book. It doesn't have to be practical :)

>>14
does anyone know where I could obtain this book? or something very similar.

>>1438
I believe you cannot get this book, it is custom made.

>>17

TY Nattajerk, will report after reading....

>I want to be a hacker but i dunno if i have the skills.
>sage goes in all fields.
>Will hack my own or family networks to learn, instead of others.... I realize content is 5 odd years old.

What is the best book for learning python?

Thanks a ton for all of this stuff

I appreciate it, I needed some programming books

File Refactoring__Improving_the_Design_of_Existing_Code.pdf - (1.97MB , Refactoring Improving the Design of Existing Code.pdf )

>> 1183
I just happen to know where a copy is

I'd love to see a copy of this.

What an amazing wealth of information. Thank you very much.

I must applaud this thread.

Thank you very much

File Learning_Perl.pdf - (7.62MB )

bamp

File FriendsofED_-_Foundation_Game_Design_with_Flash_(2.pdf - (5.60MB , FriendsofED - Foundation Game Design with Flash (2.pdf )

I feel bad reading this thread and not contributing anything, but this is the only other book I have aside from the C++ Primer, which was already posted ITT.

So if anybody wants to make games with Flash, this is actually a fairly good book.

File Hacking__The_Art_of_Exploitation,_2nd_Edition_-_Jo.pdf - (4.35MB , Hacking_ The Art of Exploitation, 2nd Edition - Jo.pdf )

>Hacking - The Art of Exploitation
I know, hacking lol, but this is actually about programming and it's in depth. It's been dry so far, but informative

I actually have that book, it gives some pretty good beginners examples on debugging, which is something many programming books won't show you outright. the actual book comes with a modified knoppix dvd as well, so far it's been pretty good

File byteofpython_120.pdf - (337.07KB )

>>1486
Someone asked for a python book. While I'm not really in a position to judge, this taught me Python and it was a really good book. This is for Python 2.7, which is the more popular version; however, if you want the 3.2 version, use this: http://www.swaroopch.com/files/byteofpython/byte_of_python_v192.pdf

I'm trying to upload Head First SQL, but I keep getting a connexion error. It's really easy to find on google
"Head First SQL pdf" does the trick

http://www.mediafire.com/?idwyfwjy2zm

Head First SQL

size is 47 MB, too big for our upload limits.

File __The_Little_LISPer___3rd_Edition.pdf - (3.92MB )

>>1518

I hate the 1000 page books for beginners(of something), where something basic like loops are taught in the page 300. Which of these books are tight stuff, if you know what I mean.

>>1802
Learning perl 4 & 5 use the first two chapters for beginner stuff, and then get into more perl specific things like regex.

the C programming language is only 272 pages and you learn a great deal within them, new and old

>>1799

also thanks, I've been wondering about a LISP book

>> 1799
You are awesome and have my eternal gratitude for as long as I remember!

>> 1805
I'm not sure that's the one to get started with but I can do a file dump later so you can decide for yourself.

These should pretty much cover everything. Read some reviews for which ones or in which order to go through them. Sorry about the source but it was too much to upload directly here.

ANSI Common Lisp - http://ifile.it/34j81k2
Basic Lisp Techniques - http://ifile.it/dh9gcvk
Common Lisp the Language, 2nd - http://ifile.it/9a4xj8b
Common Lisp, 2nd, Steele - http://ifile.it/qurpkwn
Common Lisp, Shapiro - http://ifile.it/b5xl6vm
Common Lisp, Touretzky - http://ifile.it/b9842v5
Interpreting Lisp - http://ifile.it/6wquxm9
Land of Lisp - http://ifile.it/lag1i5n
Loving Lisp - http://ifile.it/qr2ldoj
On Lisp - http://ifile.it/somn4e7
Paradigms of AI Programming - http://ifile.it/0qe3tc7
Practical Common Lisp - http://ifile.it/q2l4crs
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, 2nd - http://ifile.it/16j0nho
Successful Lisp - http://ifile.it/tmf1x0u

>>1811
they've been removed

Already? Wow. If somebody can tell me where else I can up them I'll do so.

>>1817
I recommend putting them in an archive and uploading to mediafire or making a torrent out of it

Same list as before:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ozzwbhm6275gslo

>>1822
Thank you for reuploading!

Almost certainly dupes, but this is an epic SO read!

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/194812/list-of-freely-available-programming-books

>>1863
Thanks man, I collect PDF format programming books.

"dir /b > listofbooks.txt"

a much preferrable method

any requests?
http://pastebin.com/yLsbhTjk
sorry&thanks natta

I could use some python books, if you could upload a beginners one.

also need PHP books if you have any.

File OReilly_Learning_Python_4th_Edition_Oct_2009.pdf - (7.40MB )

>>1951

File LearnPythonTheHardWay2ndEdition.pdf - (750.79KB )

>>1951

>>2043
fantastic

>>288
Thanks heaps for that one, was meaning to give it a read.

File ANSI_Object_Oriented_C.pdf - (1.20MB )

Neat book on implementing OOP in C.

File debugging_-_the_9_indispensable_rules_for_finding_.pdf - (2.48MB , debugging - the 9 indispensable rules for finding .pdf )

A book on debugging~

File TCP_Sockets_in_C.pdf - (1.28MB , TCP Sockets in C.pdf )

TCP sockets in C.