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This bookshelf covers books about computer science - that is, books on software design, computer programming, and the theory of computation. See also Category:Computer science

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The following is a list of all computer-related bookshelves:

Contents


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General topics

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Theory

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Networking

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Programming

Programming languages

MULTI PARADIGM – Ada Programming 75% developed  as of Jul 27, 2005 – C++ – Common Lisp 25% developed  as of Feb 01, 2005 – Objective-C 25% developed  as of Jan, 01 0000 – Perl 50% developed  as of Jan, 01 0000 – Python 50% developed  as of Jan, 01 0000 – Tcl 75% developed  as of Oct, 10 2005 – Visual Basic 50% developed  as of Oct 24, 2005 – JavaScript 50% developed  as of Nov 04, 2005 — IMPERATIVE – Bourne Shell Scripting 50% developed  as of October 10, 2005 – C – Fortran 25% developed  as of Sep, 09 2005 – PHP 75% developed  as of Oct, 31 2005 – Icon 25% developed  as of Jan, 01 0000 – QBasic 25% developed  as of Jan, 01 0000 – ActionScript 25% developed  as of Jan, 18 2007 – Turing 25% developed  as of Jan, 01 0000 — DECLARATIVE – Apache Ant - 75% developed  as of Feb 26, 2007 (Feb 26, 2007) – XForms - 75% developed  as of Feb 26, 2007 (Feb 26, 2007) — OBJECT ORIENTED – C# Programming 50% developed  as of May 9, 2007 – Delphi Programming 25% developed  as of August 1, 2008 – Java Programming 25% developed  as of Nov 23, 2005 – Ruby 25% developed  as of Jan, 01 0000 – Visual Basic .NET 25% developed  as of Oct, 30, 2005 – Objective-J — LOGIC – Prolog 50% developed  as of Jan, 01 0000 — FUNCTIONAL — Erlang 50% developed  as of Aug, 20 2008 – Haskell 50% developed  as of Jun, 18 2006 — ASSEMBLY LANGUAGES – x86 Assembly 50% developed – MIPS Assembly 25% developed – SPARC Assembly 25% developed – 360 Assembly 25% developed
Domain-specific languages

TEXT PROCESSING – AWK 0% developed  as of Oct 10, 2005 – Regular Expressions 0% developed  as of Jun 2, 2006 — MARKUP – CSS – HTML – XHTML – XForms 50% developed  as of Sep, 13 2006 – XML: Managing Data Exchange — CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT – Ant- 25% developed  as of Oct, 05 2005 — TYPESETTING – LaTeX – PostScript FAQ – TeX — HARDWARE PROGRAMMING – Programmable Logic — DATABASE – MySQL – SQL – XQuery
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Computational Intelligence

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Human Computer Interaction

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Software Design

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Embedded Systems

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