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I'd recommend that pair of books to anyone wanting to really understand computers.
by AndrewDucker 4y ago
I'd recommend that pair of books to anyone wanting to really understand computers.
- xmonkee 4y agoI've already "completed" (and loved) nand2tetris. Would Code still be good to read?
- AndrewDucker 4y agoIt's very different, and useful more from a general approach to what computing is. The two complement each other.
- FearlessNebula 4y agoWhich order would you read them in? I assume NAND to Tetris is more interactive exercises?
- AndrewDucker 4y agoIt is. I'd tend to start with Code, but it would work either way
- coletonodonnell 4y agoI got the nand2tetris book and such and am about to start. Why would you recommend Code first over nand2tetris in your opinion?
- AndrewDucker 4y agoReally really don't worry about it. One is not a precondition for the other. "Code" is fascinating for talking about the history and the "Why", while N2T is excellent for giving you the hands-on practice at building one yourself.