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Ask HN: Which books are still relevant for beginning programmers in 2022?

2 pointsby debanjan16over 2 years ago

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jleyankover 2 years ago
I still think K&amp;R C is good for newbies. While C has changed, the basic subset is probably the same. And I would think that the stuff that&#x27;s discussed is appropriate (perhaps with translation) to C-like languages. Otherwise, &quot;how to program in Python&quot; would be a good topic as long as it refers to the current version.<p>But it&#x27;s the concepts not the grammar. If there was still a Basic floating about, it would still be useful learning that as a means of realizing ideas in code. Perhaps Python can be that simple?
sidcoolover 2 years ago
Refactoring by Martin Fowler