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Problem Solving with C++ - amznto/2X7kxqNbrJavascript & JQuery - amznto/3hLPo45brJavascript: The Good Parts - amznto/3hCT7RwbrJava: A Beginner’s Guide - amznto/39zuMsQbrPython Crash Course - amznto/3fcCwCmbrGetting MEAN - amznto/335u8lMbriOS Programming - amznto/30Q6jf2
Comment from : Keep On Coding

Can u recommend 1 book for learning html and css
Comment from : Saba Sumbad

C++ book recommend
Comment from : Chaudhary Taha Azhar

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Comment from : Christy Reji

Great video…thanks for sharing bro
Comment from : Mohd Jibly

Head first design patterns is an amazing book
Comment from : cw

Struts included in this black book ie javascripts ,coding algorithms,brPlease suggested reading Books
Comment from : rdevi varanasi

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Comment from : F6

any for C?
Comment from : PlayingDe4d

Kotlin best books?
Comment from : Haris Bashir

“ The C Programming Language” and “Math Adventures With Python” are my fav coding books!
Comment from : Tibo Fordeyn

Books recommended for codingbrbrProblem solving with c++brJavaScript and jQuerybrHtml and cssbrJavaScript : the good partsbrJava a beginner guide 6th editionbrPython crash coursebrGetting mean with mongo express ,angular and nodebriOS programming the big nerd ranch guide
Comment from : Legends yt channel

OP sir nice vid thx
Comment from : Rajani Yadav

is it best to learn and specialize in one language or have moderate to low advanced knowledge of all the languages?
Comment from : Matthew Erwin E

are these book for beginners I really want to make games on unity
Comment from : Tripp Dawgy Dawg!

For java developers,i'd also recommend Thinking Java,4th edition by Bruce Eckel
Comment from : Andrei Marian

Head first Design Patterns The book
Comment from : Ion Olaru

are jon ducketts books still relevant on 2021?
Comment from : Natalia Ferrari

jQuery is dead as fuuuck Not necessarily because there is a better version of it, but because in the current web development ecosystem it just doesn't have a place jQuery is good at what it does but what it does is just not useful anymore
Comment from : Robby Bergers

Please tell me this guy is from SLO I would love to meet up with him and for him to personally teach me how to code
Comment from : Zarate X

JavaScript the good parts, that must be a leaflet, instead of a book 🧐
Comment from : CallousCoder

No Advanced Programming In the Unix environment?brOr Unix Networking programming? brStevens, and Kernigan and Ritchie set the standard for programming books, with imho has still to be broken
Comment from : CallousCoder

How about a recommendation for architecture/system design books ?
Comment from : Kacper Wolkowski

Your content keeps improving Sam! Thank you for sharing this!
Comment from : Arnold Gihozo

What book should I buy for a beginner I don't know shit everything is new to me But I wana start learning
Comment from : MindSleep

Hey do you know if JAVA is supposed to be a program?
Comment from : Keegan Maroney

I noticed that this video was published 11 months ago, is it still alright to buy the Java: A Beginners Guide sixth edition instead of the seventh or eighth?
Comment from : comeplete newb

Eloquent JavaScript
Comment from : Bismarck Momanyi

Good sir i am Indian
Comment from : truepiontA

The single problem that most books share is that their front and back are much farther apart than necessary
Comment from : flobbie

What for c#?
Comment from : Furetto126

Coding And Books Are Opposite Faces Of Coin! :/
Comment from : Attachment Studios

Thanks for sharing this information it was very helpful I was looking for some books so I could start with programming
Comment from : Marshal D Teach

Another one
Comment from : Ved567

can you recommened a programming book that is free thank you :)
Comment from : Aljun Josh Pagasi-an

Great Content keep up the good work
Comment from : Programmer-RD-AI

If possible do you know any good books for c# /unity
Comment from : Rahman

Which is more useful?brSpending money in coding books or in tutorials?
Comment from : Zain Rajab

I actually have python crash course nice
Comment from : Mikuculus

video tutorials are lottttttttttt better these days, so good by books from my side
Comment from : RamaChaka

Also the book that made me cry - Kathy Siera SCJP 60 XD
Comment from : Pramod Jingade

I loved the Head First series - my favourite were - 1 Head First Java, 2 Head First Servlets & JSPs & 3 Head First Design Patterns
Comment from : Pramod Jingade

I tried that python crash course book, with no experience I had a somewhat difficult time with it A friend recommended python programming by john zelle which I found to be perfect for someone with 00 knowledge of a programming language
Comment from : Eric

Weird, I woulda thought Mein Kampf would be on the list
Comment from : TryX420

I watched this video because of the thumbnail that made me think that you would cover Elements of programming in this video What's the book in the thumbnail?
Comment from : bigemul

Thank you so much You are one of my new favorites youtube channels
Comment from : Abdulelah Ragih

Thanks for the info sir! 👍🏼🙂
Comment from : Rohan

Thank you!
Comment from : Alohabraztravel

I don't know nothing about coding so what book / language to start with ??
Comment from : sara abunadi

Yo did you take professor Stahl at SMC? His C++ carried me throughout my degree 😂
Comment from : Gregory

Keep on codingbrKeep on hackingbrKeep on spyingbrKeep on doing good vids ;)
Comment from : Theo Phiri

Interested to know what prerequisites you had to satisfy before you even started the Comp Sci (actual material) Did you have to satisfy the math portion first before you touched anything in programming? Also, you mentioned not doing so well in call and getting frustrated How did you get past all the linear, discrete, etc?
Comment from : Azzurri82

Which will be the first programing language to learn you will recommend ????
Comment from : Dhairya Pandya

Can you start a beginner series for java please Really want to learn it
Comment from : Ibrahim Mahmood

I recommend Java How to Program (11th edition) by Deitel Its a pretty big and complete book that covers a lot of stuff on Java Its designed for beginners and some areas for experienced programmers as well
Comment from : Jim Galvan

SQL从入门到删库跑路
Comment from : Jeff Peng

Do you have any recommendations for books that touch on more advanced topics of JavaScript?
Comment from : VRtualboy

Dude, do you really think you want to be a developer? You don't seem nerdy enough
Comment from : Pedro222

For a Java developer, "Effective Java" by Joshua Bloch is a must
Comment from : V N

Thanks man As a fresher who has just started his job, I find all your videos really helpful Keep it up
Comment from : Parikshit Phukan

I am begginer so what want I prefer
Comment from : Aditi Darekar

solearning c++ is like watching the shawshank redemption for the first time
Comment from : Andy Hall

Can you make a list about books in data structures and algorithm for beginners? 🙏
Comment from : Bjorn

Big Nerd is actually slow to release new versions Ray Wenderlich is better for that
Comment from : Josh Adams

you keep on making such videosand we will keep on coding
Comment from : Divyansh Srivastava

Thank you, nice video (as always!)
Comment from : Maddy

Holy cow! Do you know how to code and make apps using all those languages? And you learned all this in only 2 years?
Comment from : JudoboyAlex

good broo thanks for everything
Comment from : Vaultek

What are your opinions on e-books? Are they better than paperback?
Comment from : K XII

Thank you Sir!brI have a questionbrI know coding but still unable to crack coding questions by the top companiesbrPlease can you tell how to develop problem solving skills required by these top-tier companies
Comment from : Satyam

Vooh! How do you record your voice? it's so clear
Comment from : Rahul sucks at life

Online Courses (Udemy , Coursera) vs Coding books brwhats your opinion ?
Comment from : NYC Consultancy

These books: Java How to Program by Harvey and Paul Deitel, Introduction to Programming with C++ and Introduction to Programming with Java both by Daniel Y Liang are very good, practical and easy to understand
Comment from : nicholas sattaur

wish me luck i will be finding job after lockdown
Comment from : web development

I'm 16 abd learning to code in python from tutorials haven't read any booksyet but will get one of these :)
Comment from : the_Haakinton 89

Your JavaScript “this” bit was hilarious 😂 ive been grinding full stack development over this summer break before this fall semester and although ive gotten solid at JS my god JS destroys your brain with absolutely horribly designed fundamentals lol brbrMakes me miss java and python everyday lol brbrAlso MERN >>>>
Comment from : Tanner Barcelos

4:26 in java book there are number of edition available What is the difference between them ? If any
Comment from : parwi singh

Yes thank u 😎🙏
Comment from : Tune BoyZ

I love the JavaScript & JQuery book! It's a really awesome bookbrLove your videos Sam, hope that you'll always keep on uploading!
Comment from : Nadbad

I highly recommend The Art of Readable Code by Dustin Boswell It's a very approachable and fairly language agnostic book on best practices for writing nice code I often recommend it to beginners because it's a very easy read, and had a ton of insightful tips and tricks that apply to many languages
Comment from : Simon Larsén