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Co-authored by Brian Kernighan, one of the pioneers of the C programming language, The Practice of Programming is a manual of good programming style that will help any C/C++ or Java developer create faster, more maintainable code.
Early sections look at some of the pitfalls of C/C++, with numerous real-world excerpts of confusing or incorrect code. The authors offer many tips and solutions, including a guide for variable names and commenting styles. Next, they cover algorithms, such as binary and quick sorting. Here, the authors show how to take advantage of the built-in functions in standard C/C++. When it comes to data structures, such as arrays, linked lists,and trees, the authors compare the options available to C, C++, Java and even Perl developers with a random-text-generation program (using a sophisticated Markov chain algorithm) written for each language.
Subsequent sections cover debugging tips (including how to isolate errors with debugging statements) and testing strategies (both white-box and black-box testing) for verifying the correctness of code. Final sections offer tips on creating more portable C/C++ code, with the last chapter suggesting that programmers can take advantage of interpreters (and regular expressions) to gain better control over their code. A handy appendix summarises the dozens of tips offered throughout the book.
With its common-sense expertise and range of examples drawn from C, C++ and Java, The Practice of Programming is an excellent resource for improving the style and performance of your code base. --Richard Dragan,amazon.com
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Coauthored by Brian Kernighan, one of the pioneers of the C programming language, The Practice of Programming is a manual of good programming style that will help any C/C++ or Java developer create faster, more maintainable code.
Early sections look at some of the pitfalls of C/C++, with numerous real-world excerpts of confusing or incorrect code. The authors offer many tips and solutions, including a guide for variable names and commenting styles. Next, they cover algorithms, such as binary and quick sorting. Here, the authors show how to take advantage of the built-in functions in standard C/C++. When it comes to data structures, such as arrays, linked lists, and trees, the authors compare the options available to C, C++, Java, and even Perl developers with a random-text-generation program (using a sophisticated Markov chain algorithm) written for each language.
Subsequent sections cover debugging tips (including how to isolate errors with debugging statements) and testing strategies (both white-box and black-box testing) for verifying the correctness of code. Final sections offer tips on creating more portable C/C++ code, with the last chapter suggesting that programmers can take advantage of interpreters (and regular expressions) to gain better control over their code. A handy appendix summarizes the dozens of tips offered throughout the book.
With its commonsense expertise and range of examples drawn from C, C++, and Java, The Practice of Programming is an excellent resource for improving the style and performance of your code base. --Richard Dragan
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I was surprised by some unfavourable reviews of this book, but they were probably by people expecting something different. This is not a handbook or cookbook. This book is about how to do things wisely... it is about long-lasting principles about how to program in practice. It is not a book about how to program in the latest version of a given compiler and windowing system.
I am not a professional programmer, but I do a fair bit of programming and lately software design for our research work. I have also read some of the earlier books by the same authors. Not everything was new to me, but nontheless it was never boring reading...
I do not mind paying for a book full of ideas, and few instructions. This is a book I will not open every day, but having read it has made me a better and wiser programmer every day.
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Disappointed with the depth of the content, but I can see that this would be a good read for college and/or new programmers. The book deals mainly with implementation issues, with token gestures to high level design. For C++ I'd still recommend Meyers' two "Effective C++" books over this for programming style, and Lakos' "Large-Scale C++ Software Design" for an exhaustive forey into implementation issues. As I say, not a bad book, but other people have already written ones that are much better, so save your money and buy one of the better ones instead.
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There is no doubt, this is a good book. In my opinion it focuses on the right aspects of programming and it does it in a concise and enjoyable way, and even better it does it on about 250 pages only. So, in fact I can manage to read it during hectic working days, not just buy it and decorate my bookshelf with it. I would recommend it to any beginner who wants to turn into a professional programmer. For the professionals who have been in the game for some years, it works very well as a reminder of what we should focus on to stay professionals. However, I feel it lacks something on how to handle really big software systems. But, together with the books by Steve Maguire and The Mythical Man-Month by Frederick Brooks, I would say you have a very good ballast as a professional programmer.
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excellent overview
This book is just great. It is one of the very few books giving an overview over universal programming best practices and introduces many important concepts - ranging from simple... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 27. Mai 2006 von Ich selbst
Snappy Reading and Excellent Advice with One Shortcoming.
Hi,
This book is great for programming style and clarity but there is a glaring flaw: The authors have a bad case of six (or eight) letteritus when it comes to variable names. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 8. Juni 2000 von Tris Orendorff
Should be called The Practice of Programming in C
This book is way too C-centric for me (I do Perl pretty much exclusively). A lot of discussion of topics like memory management and such that is not terribly interesting for many... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 8. Februar 2000 von dave rolsky
A hypocracy?
It seems that at least one of the author (Brian W. Kernighan) plays a hypocracy here. While he's advising about clarity (easy-to-read programs), he himself created tens of very... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 13. Januar 2000 von Berna Ridho I. Hutabarat
No waste of time here
In computing, the learning curve is doubly steep. Not only do we have to learn very complex operations, but we have to learn them at a pace unrivaled in any other field. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 7. Januar 2000 von Charles Ashbacher
Lots of useful thoughts
I've never regretted when I bought a book written by B.Kernighan. This is not an exception.
The book doesn't teach you any particular languages or algorithms. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 9. Dezember 1999 von Anatoly Korzun
Wonerful book
If you buy one book on general programming practices, make this it. It is extremely good.. I learned a lot about how to create good, maintainable programs without many bugs, and... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 30. November 1999 von Joseph
A book that is full of wisdom and real world examples.
When the book was published I liked the title and knowing the authors assumed it would be a good book to have. The emphasis is more on C, less on C++ and Java and OOP in general. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 21. September 1999 veröffentlicht
INCOMPLETE
This book is a too fast made booklet to treat such a delicate argument. The Java examples seem a last minute add. A lot of important arguments are not present. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 2. September 1999 von itit@rocketmail.com
I liked it.
I have been teaching myself programming for the past few years, and the programming books I've read teach specific languages. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 30. August 1999 veröffentlicht
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