This article showcases our top picks for the Best Books On Computer Science For Beginners. We reached out to industry leaders and experts who have contributed the suggestions within this article (they have been credited for their contributions below).
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This product was recommended by Navarre Trousselot from Navexa
This might sound funny, but everything you need to know and get you started for programming can be found in this book. What you want your program to do, in what language you want to code, what’s the difference between different kinds of programming and more. Whatever language you choose, you can start with the corresponding book on the language from these series.
This product was recommended by Navarre Trousselot from Navexa
If you are new to C# or you are an experienced developer, this book will mean the same to you, it’s an unparalleled reference to any problem that you may have, its always a must to have this on your bookshelf.
This product was recommended by Chiara Gomiero from Handy Wine Guide
It focuses on Python coding as well as the maths behind neural networks which forms the base of artificial intelligence and deep learning. It’s easy to follow and very clear
This product was recommended by Chiara Gomiero from Handy Wine Guide
It is the updated version of the bestseller The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master. It provides useful insights and advice on how to approach coding. The latest version is updated with your techniques and relevant info on the latest development.
This product was recommended by Malte Scholz from Airfocus
What better way to start your journey into Computer Science, more specific into programming then with one of the most used languages out there, Java. This great book will take you in depth of the most common practices of Java development with its simple writing style and many, many real life examples
This product was recommended by Malte Scholz from Airfocus
Getting to know how computers work is not an easy task, but if we apply some of its logic to everyday use, we might grasp some of the concepts better. An excellent book to do just that, you just might start to think as a computer after reading this.
