---------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is an excellent little reference book that explains why you should follow all the rules we teach you. (It can be a bit hard to find.) TITLE: The Elements of Java Style AUTHORS: Vermeulen, Ambler, Bumgardner, Metz, Misfeldt, Shur, & Thompson PUBLISHER: Cambridge University Press, YEAR: 2000 ISBN: 0-521-77768-2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- A good reference on general issues of program design and style. AUTHOR: Kernighan and Pike TITLE: The Practise of Programming EDITION: first PUBLISHER: Addison-Wesley YEAR: 1999 TYPE OF BOOK: Reference ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The title says it all. AUTHOR: Solow TITLE: How to read and do proofs. EDITION: 2nd PUBLISHER: Wiley YEAR: 1990 TYPE OF BOOK: Reference ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- A nice little book that helps you get over the hump of learning to think recursively. AUTHOR: Roberts TITLE: Thinking Recursively EDITION: first PUBLISHER: Wiley YEAR: 1990 TYPE OF BOOK: Reference ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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