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Most of the books on the first list represent those I would only read once, and never again (or never at all, like "Head First [Anything]"). The C Programming L
by vizeroth 10y ago
Most of the books on the first list represent those I would only read once, and never again (or never at all, like "Head First [Anything]"). The C Programming Language and Refactoring are the exceptions. K&R was one of the textbooks in my first CS class, and the first CS book I read which was still useful to me 10 years later.
The books on the second list which I have read (at least partially) are books I have had reason to go back to at some point in my career, and any of them which I no longer have, I will likely purchase again.
- kazinator 10y agoAbout the K&R2; I have no idea where my old copy is, but I know the precedence table is on page 53, and that I found an ISO conformance bug in example code on page 117: modifying an argv[] pointer.