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who should read those book, i know for sure they are not for the average IT/Programmer guy who is the right audience, and what would be a prerequisite reading
by systems 13y ago
who should read those book, i know for sure they are not for the average IT/Programmer guy
who is the right audience, and what would be a prerequisite reading
- mrcarlosrendon 13y agoHe starts at the beginning with math and works his way up. Your average IT/programmer guy will probably not have read this book, but it covers all the basics. Think of it as a replacement for a CS degree or at least the lower division courses.
- Jtsummers 13y agoI liked the books as references. I really only worked through most of Volume 1. followed by a detour into Concrete Mathematics. I have made frequent use of Volume 2 and Volume 3 as reference volumes. In college they were invaluable when professors selected some awful textbooks by providing explanations of certain algorithms and concepts and data structures.