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Ali

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Ali has read 0 of 20 books.

Hanspeter Mössenböck: Object-oriented programming in Oberon-2 (1995, Springer-Verlag)

Review of 'Object-oriented programming in Oberon-2' on 'Goodreads'

This is by far one of the best OOP books I've ever read. The explanation is clear, the examples are plenty and you can learn a lot of techniques and also design patterns from them. The author really knew what he was doing and I appreciate him for writting such a great book.

Jeff Duntemann: Assembly language (1992, Wiley)

Review of 'Assembly language' on 'Goodreads'

Great book with a lot of in-depth explanations. I've really enjoyed reading this book and learned a lot about x86 Assembly Language.

Review of 'Lua Quick Start Guide' on 'Goodreads'

A good introductory book on the Lua Programming Language. It has a lot of typos, especially in the comment section of the codes, which are not that important, but lowered the overall quality of the book.
The Lua and C codes provided, won't go into much detail, which is expected of an introductory book.

Sam Abolrous: Learn Pascal in Three Days (Paperback, Wordware Publishing, Inc.)

Review of 'Learn Pascal in Three Days' on 'Goodreads'

Great beginner-friendly book for leaning the Pascal programming language. I found some typos in the book, which is not a good. About Data Structures, the book doesn't go into much detail and only explains the Linked List (although it is expected for a beginner book.)

Richard Reese: Understanding and Using C Pointers

Review of 'Understanding and Using C Pointers' on 'Goodreads'

It was a good book much better than the last two about pointers which I've read. It also has brief explanations on pthreads and how to implement inheritance and polymorphic behavior in C much like C++ does.