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How to Think Like a Computer Scientist (Java Version)

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How to Think Like a Computer Scientist (Java Version)
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Publisher: Green Tea Press
Number of pages: 306

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This book is not about Java, and it is only partly about programming. If it is successful, this book is about a way of thinking. Computer scientists have an approach to problem-solving, and a way of crafting solutions, that is unique, versatile and powerful. I hope that this book gives you a sense of what that approach is, and that at some point you will find yourself thinking like a computer scientist.

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