Focusing on pure functional programming, this book provides a comprehensive guide for those seeking to master this challenging paradigm. It serves as both a crash course for career advancement and a valuable resource for academic courses. Readers will find practical insights and techniques to effectively incorporate functional programming into their skill set, making it an essential addition to any programmer's toolkit.
Transitioning to Java can be daunting for those familiar with C++ or Python. This guide offers a streamlined approach to quickly learn Java essentials, focusing on practical tips and key concepts. It aims to bridge the knowledge gap, enabling programmers to adapt swiftly and effectively tackle their new project in Java. With clear explanations and targeted advice, readers will gain the confidence needed to excel in their programming tasks.
Focusing on recursion, the book demystifies this advanced topic by presenting it as accessible and straightforward. It covers essential concepts such as tail recursion, pruning, recursive data structures, accumulators, and backtracking. By breaking down these complex ideas, the author aims to make recursion understandable, encouraging readers to grasp its simplicity and practical applications in programming.
This handy, concise guide cuts to the core of what you need to know to enable you to pick up Python 3, quickly and easily.This book shows you what the latter look like in Python 3 without getting bogged down on applications. It also explores Python 3's less familiar with iterators, like list comprehensions and dictionaries
This book will get you programming in Javascript as quickly as possible. It is written for those with basic programming knowledge. JavaScript is the language - the only language - used by browsers. With these tools, you will be able to build interactive web pages.
You need recursion to work with complex data structures. But perhaps you've studied recursion and decided it's too complicated. You just can't think that way. That limits the kind of programming you can do.Good news! Recursion is actually easy. It's just badly taught.See, almost everybody talks about how the computer does it. They go on and on about what happens at each level of the recursion, and how each level relates to other levels. The problem is that you can't think in multiple levels. Nobody can. And you don't have to.This book will show you how you can write recursive programs. Once you understand a few simple rules, you will wonder why you ever thought recursion was complicated. You'll be able to write recursive programs quickly and easily.Well, as quick and easy as programming ever is, anyway.