On Tue, 2004-06-29 at 09:57, Vidar Bakke wrote: > Hi > After nearly 3 years after I bought the book > "The Practice of Programming" by Kernighan and > Pike I finally managed to read it, but I still have a long > way to go before I'm done with the exercises. > Chapter 5 Debugging and chapter 6 Testing > are a required read for every programmer. > > To have a clue about how to program and nodding > along as you read is one thing. To actually learn > how to crank out reliable code is hard work and > time consuming. A book like tPoP can improve your > efficiency and quality of work if you do the exercises > and apply the knowledge to your own work. > > I strongly recommend The Practice of Programming, > but the true value of the book is not revealed before > the exercises are done. It's easy to skip stuff because > it sound so easy and obvious. Do a reality check with > the exercises. Hello, Just for curious, is this some kind of advice? Is it a fancy spam from a bookstore? :-P I mean, I got interested on your position of sending your nice review to debian-edu. Regards, -- David Moreno Garza <damog@damog.net> http://www.damog.net/ PGP 356E16CD - 84F0 E180 8AF6 E8D0 842F B520 63F3 08DB 356E 16CD
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