Mashiane Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 29, 2021 #1 Ola You might just find this useful.. https://goalkicker.com/
AnandGupta Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 29, 2021 #3 Thanks @Mashiane for the valuable link. Really very good books on nearly all programming languages. Regards, Anand
Thanks @Mashiane for the valuable link. Really very good books on nearly all programming languages. Regards, Anand
rabbitBUSH Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 29, 2021 #4 AnandGupta said: nearly all programming languages. Click to expand... OI, Anand have checked the list of programming languages out there? - - - > Wikipedia's version
AnandGupta said: nearly all programming languages. Click to expand... OI, Anand have checked the list of programming languages out there? - - - > Wikipedia's version
AnandGupta Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 30, 2021 #5 rabbitBUSH said: OI, Anand have checked the list of programming languages out there? Click to expand... Ahhh.. I said 'nearly' Yes I did learnt Fortran and Cobol, but I do not think I am going to read them now. Regards, Anand
rabbitBUSH said: OI, Anand have checked the list of programming languages out there? Click to expand... Ahhh.. I said 'nearly' Yes I did learnt Fortran and Cobol, but I do not think I am going to read them now. Regards, Anand
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 30, 2021 #6 Nice. Here is another good site (instead of downloading pdf:s, you can browse the books/chapters). https://www.programming-books.io/ It seems like both sites are based on material from the Stack Overflow Documentation project, now discontinued. As a matter of fact, some chapters, for example in the Android book, are not up-to-date. Nonetheless, it is a goldmine with a lot of useful information which are still valid. Last edited: Apr 30, 2021
Nice. Here is another good site (instead of downloading pdf:s, you can browse the books/chapters). https://www.programming-books.io/ It seems like both sites are based on material from the Stack Overflow Documentation project, now discontinued. As a matter of fact, some chapters, for example in the Android book, are not up-to-date. Nonetheless, it is a goldmine with a lot of useful information which are still valid.
