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Find The Best Books On The History Of Computer Programming | Expert Recommendations

This article showcases our top picks for the Best Books on the History Of Computer Programming. We reached out to industry leaders and experts who contributed to this article’s suggestions (they have been credited for their contributions below).

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Hello, World! The History of Programming by James Steinberg

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Published in October 2013, James Steinberg follows the journey of computer programming from its birth in the 19th through to the modernization age in the 21st century. The book also gives a detailed review of the various languages developed since the onset of programming.

A Brief History of Computing by Gerard O’Regan

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This book traces key developments in computing and major figures who have impacted it, such as Turing. It also discusses the history of programming and its impact on society and the modern world and follows the growth and change of major tech companies worldwide.

Programming Languages: History and Fundamentals by Jean E. Sammet

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Jean illustrates the history of programming up to the late ’60s in this book considered then by professionals a standard work on programming languages. It describes 120 languages and their history while explaining their use and technical definitions.

The Information: A History, A Theory, A Flood by James Gleick

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Considering it is not a book about any particular programming language or computer science development, it may seem surprising. Honestly, it covers a much more comprehensive range of topics. Above all, I found this book valuable because it explores the origins of IT, like the Turing machine or Shannon’s conceptions. The story of information transfer is told through this book dating back to the tam-tams. As we walk through history, we can learn how superior impact information technology has on our lives. The connection between coding and electrical poles might surprise you! What I believe, The Information: A History, A Theory, A Flood will expand your mind and open it up to new IT ideas.

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