Books you've read - share experiences

[ImSharp]

So what's up coders. It's pretty simple, list here the books you've read along the years, and tell a little about them, if you liked or not, recommendations and stuff.

So this is my list:

• How to Read a Book - Mortimer J. Adler & Charles Van Doren
  Epic book. Recommend this for people that don't actually like books. 5 stars.
• The C Programming Language - Brian Kernighan & Dennins Ritchie
  C book by the creators of the language. A must read if you want to learn C.
• The Art of Assembly Language - Randall Hyde
  I highly rec this because it covers the basics and gives you a really good foundation on assembly language on 80x86 computers

There is some other books I don't remember right now but if I do I update my post (:

regards, Sharp.

[Caustik]

Programming with class - A C++ introduction to computer science
Very good book, dumbs a lot of the basic stuff down, and gives you a bibliography for further reading.

Algorithms - A functional programming approach
Teaches you a lot. It's a book based on algorithm design and development in Haskell, but it does have generic implementations and whatnot
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[Xerixe]

Reversing - Secrets of Reverse Engineering by Eldad Eilam
Not a bad book imo, teached me a lot about ASM

[ImSharp]

I would like some mod to place this thread on the correct area.

regards, Sharp