Programming Pearls
Programming Pearls
Jon Bentley
Jeff Atwood
The collective wisdom of many journeyman coders distilled into succinct, digestible columns. - Jeff Atwood
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Programming Pearls

Programming Pearls

Jon Bentley
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Jon Bentley
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In the realm of computer programming, where complexity and creativity intertwine, "Programming Pearls" by Jon Bentley stands as a beacon for both budding and seasoned programmers. This classic tome delves into the essence of problem-solving, offering a treasure trove of ingenious techniques that have irked and inspired programmers across generations. Bentley's pearls, much like their natural counterparts, are born from the friction of real-world challenges, polished by insight and ingenuity. Through engaging narratives and practical examples, Bentley not only demystifies complex programming concepts but does so with a wit and clarity that captivates the reader, making the art of programming accessible and enjoyable. The latest edition of "Programming Pearls" breathes new life into Bentley's original essays, updating them to reflect the modern programming landscape while introducing fresh challenges in testing, debugging, and data representation. All the while, Bentley maintains his commitment to providing solid, actionable solutions that transcend specific programming languages or trends. With all original programs revitalized in C or C++, and a wealth of new code to explore, this book remains an indispensable guide for those seeking to refine their programming skills. Whether encountering Bentley's work for the first time or revisiting it for ongoing inspiration, "Programming Pearls" continues to shine as a masterpiece of programming literature, cherished by novices and experts alike.

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Released
1986
1 Jan
Length
239
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The collective wisdom of many journeyman coders distilled into succinct, digestible columns. - Jeff Atwood
The purpose of software engineering is to control complexity, not to create it.
— Jon Bentley, Programming Pearls

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