Code Energy LLC Computer Science Distilled: Learn the Art of Solving Computational Problems

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Weak binding. Few pages are coming off

Bought this book out of curiosity. My son is in the process of choosing a career and, hey, the world has changed since I studied at University...back then we had two main choices: engineering or programming. Not anymore. While I worked at Google, a large part of new hires were Computer Scientists. I thought all they did was programming. Nothing further from the truth. I have now discovered what are some of the issues a Computer Scientist deals with. Wow, did I enjoy this book. Clear, engaging, fun, insightful,....I can't praise it enough!!!! Neither does my son. For anyone who is looking for a solid, approachable book on this topic. This is it!!! Thanks Wladston

Es un buen libro para adentrarse al mundo de la ciencia de la computación

What I can say, it's good! If you're reading this, it's likely you'll want more information, ok, so here goes. The books key strength is introducing complex concepts in computer science in short form. It'll first, mention the topic, explain the logic or math or thought process behind it and then provide a handful of example. It's not a text book, but a primer. For the self taught programmer, or programmer that's received technical training but no advanced University ot conceptual training in software development, this book is a godsend. It introduces you to idea like Permutations and the different kinds of sorting and all kind of different topic. The sort of stuff that you might stumble across while coding something but not really know what to call it in the language of your industry. A good example for myself, was I was doing challenges over on DailyProgrammer on reddit. I came across a simple challenge. Take the word 'dog' and create an output of every single possible combination of the word. Being a programmer from a technical school, I know how to code but we never really delved deep into the conceptual side of Computer Science. So, I start google "all possible combinations of a string" and low and behold I find some solution. However, after reading this book... I realize that what I was looking for was.. Permutations! Something I was never exposed to at the level I learned Computer Science. Which then opened the door and path to learning a whole lot more. The book is a great place to start if you're a self taught coder, so you know the language and concepts many of your colleagues and computer science professionals use. It also gives you a brief run down of fundamentals for you to know where to start looking when / if you choose to delve deeper into a topic. In the end, coding is about using math to solve problems and this book is the primer to all those complex topics and it's absolutely definitely worth a read. This book sits next to my copy of Clean Code, another must buy book. Clean Code teaches how to write your code, Computer Science Distilled teaches you how to use code to solve problems. A little background. I'm a recently graduated computer science student now working in the industry. I've only been working for 4 months, but this book has made a huge difference in my understanding of computer science's more complex topics. When my lead developers talk, I have less difficulty following them because of this book. That alone is worth the price.