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Here are 5 coding books that I recommend reading if you’re learning software development:
1. A Common-Sense Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms – Teaches basic data structures and algorithms. Explained in a beginner-friendly way with code snippets.
*If you’re totally new to algorithms you can first read Grokking Algorithms which uses illustrations.
2. Clean Code – How to write readable, understandable code that’s easy to maintain. Focuses on naming, functions, comments, formatting and more.
3. Pragmatic Programmer – Tips and best practices for software development like writing DRY code, refactoring, testing, tracking requirements etc.
4. Designing Data-Intensive Applications – How to store and process data at large scale. Covers replication, APIs, sharding. It’s good for learning backend and distributed systems.
5. Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software – This is a classic book that introduces design patterns, which are reusable solutions for object-oriented code.
*But, it can be a bit too technical so if you need an easier explanation first you can read – Head First Design Patterns.
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